body part造句
31) To displace ( a body part ), especially to displace a bone from its normal position.
32) However, our semi-fixed body part for the generation of power, or torque, in the stroke is the stable shoulder girdle.
33) Dan: You can use the jets to massage your back, or any body part.
34) To supply ( an organ or a body part ) with nerves.
35) The Life of Life Healing Spa said it can trim down any body part with its fire treatment, where the client is massaged, smothered in Chinese herbs and wrapped in wet towels before being set alight.
36) With Concentrated Fire, your accuracy to hit any body part in VATS increases slightly with each subsequent hit on that body part.
37) The ball head main body is provided with a hollow main body part and a connecting part that is arranged on the hollow main body part in a consubstantial way and is defined with neck path.
38) Jyotish is often discussed as the instructional element of the Rig Veda, and as such is a Vedanga, or "body part" of the Vedas.
39) Sometimes they even send it when there's no body part—phantom limb pain, which amputees feel in their missing arms or legs, is neuropathic.
40) In the temperature detector used for temperature compensation, an annular groove is circled at the circumference of the side part of the bottom end of the protecting tube body part.
41) In the meantime, there were no closed hysteresis loops detected in the cephalothorax of long-winged and short-winged adults, suggesting that no magnetic materials exist in this body part of N. lugens.
42) The body part discusses the joint act of tort from five aspects respectively.
43) Treatment can be painful and involves the gentle rewarming of the frostbitten body part.
44) Thenthere I knew the most important body part is not sympathetic to the pain of others.
46) Surgical excision or amputation of a body part or tissue.
47) The facia may be any suitable body part of a motor vehicle, such as a bumper, a rocker panel, an air damn, a spoiler, a sideboard or a body module.
48) Spectroscopy is a procedure that examines the biochemical constituents of a body part.
49) A thickening or hardening of a body part, as of an artery, especially from excessive formation of fibrous interstitial tissue.
12