TIPS: Be sure to be in athletic stance not hunching your back.
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He said he couldn't stand for a prolonged period of time without hunching.
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" Dave asked as he switched on the console, hunching toward the TV. "Ready!
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He was eager to chat, hunching his tall frame to hear me better.
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"Resist, resist," he whined, hunching over and pretending to carry a protest sign.
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It keeps me from hunching over, which I need because I stand to paint.
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Just unfold the contraption, stick it atop your normal desk, and you can work without hunching.
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Tired of hunching over your computer and pounding on your keyboard day in and day out?
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Instead of hunching over sewing machines, they stared into laptops or barked into headsets, selling software.
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He tested the bison again with an animalistic grunt, balling up his fists and hunching over.
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"His impression of me is the most upsetting impression I've heard," she said, hunching her shoulders.
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She's physical, hunching over, reaching out, shuffling sideways, always patient, trusting her audience to stay with her.
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I almost felt like I was hunching my back a lot… to not really show them off.
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She remembered hunching to try to hide the fact she was developing breasts, and so did Maya.
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Once you can do that without hunching, begin to lean toward the ground, exhaling as you go.
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During his anguished cabaret performance, he toggled between tight control, hunching over his piano, and grandiloquent gestures.
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Diseases like syphilis leave lesions on the bone, and tuberculosis causes a characteristic hunching of the spine.
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Just avoid anything with a lot of twisting motions, such as swimming (neck rotation) and bicycling (hunching down).
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And at times Mr. Trump appeared to be hunching down to get his face closer to his microphone.
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He had been terrified every day, he said, hunching forward in his seat when he talked about combat.
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Rivera and the children jumped off the raft and started walking up, hunching their backs low to the ground.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Noah, 6, knelt on a chair, hunching over a sheet of pale blue construction paper.
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Twitching, hunching, crucifying himself with the microphone stand on his shoulders, his moves had the makings of a thousand GIFs.
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The square also features the hunching figure of Winston Churchill, as well as Abraham Lincoln, Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela.
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But the scoffing from colleagues wouldn't let up, and I soon returned to hunching my spine over a regular desk.
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Some people carry placards in Mongolian exhorting the virtues of palliative care, hunching into their coats as the wind stiffens.
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But slouching and hunching is all too easy when you're sitting at your computer or head down staring at your phone.
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In one set of profiles, the people were pictured in contractive positions — for example, crossing their arms or hunching their shoulders.
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Walter tried to make himself as small as possible, crumpling up his body and hunching his shoulders as he moved forward.
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He spoke quickly, hunching forward in his chair and steadily tapping his feet, his dark eyes glinting with a nervy, cheerful energy.
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Hunching over a table to look at games on a smaller laptop screen just isn't as appealing, even if the graphics are better.
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Then when I arrive at my destination, I sit down and type for hours, hunching over my laptop like Golem guarding his precious.
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Simpler times when holding court over Lunchables on the playground was the status quo — not meetings and hunching over mismatched tupperware at our desks.
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In one set of profiles, the men and women were pictured in contractive positions — for example, by crossing their arms or hunching their shoulders.
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A laptop stand like the Rain Design iLevel 2: To prevent hunching over your computer, since this causes strain on your shoulders and neck.
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He had a way of hunching his shoulders that you often see, and admire, in tall men who don't like to tower over other people.
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Others are as elliptical as Martin Puryear's 228 sculpture "Self," a hunching, black, thumb-shaped monolith of meticulously cut and finished mahogany and red cedar.
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When I was hunching forward during my squats, Tempo's computer vision would ding me with instant feedback to keep my knees back and chest up.
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They worked through their exhaustion, hunching over their phones and laptops to finalize last minute details for the event, their biggest since the march itself.
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"I knew I couldn't be the only one wasting this much time on the curb," he told me, hunching forward in a gesture of impatience.
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Hunching over this 6-inch e-ink screen all day, trying to read what you just wrote, will give you such a crick in the neck.
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From carpal tunnel syndrome to neck strain and back pain, hunching over your laptop for hours on end can be detrimental to your physical well-being.
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Combined with sitting and hunching over your computer for hours on end, it can sometimes feel like work is another hurdle to living a healthy lifestyle.
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"When I meet a woman, I'm still the kid in high school — I'm still like, 'Hi, my name is Trevor,' " he squeaked, hunching his shoulders uncomfortably.
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A preface here, I realize the broken experiment run amok that is 4Chan is chock full of keyboard-hunching virgins who have morphed into despicable monsters.
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The first step of recovery is to straighten your arms and pivot your body from your hips, making sure to avoid hunching forward or bending backward.
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Pik Botha, instead, would lean forward, hunching his rugby-player's frame, and earnestly explain that he abhorred racism and did not want to lord it over blacks.
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OontZ Angle 3 Plus Portable Bluetooth Speaker — $26.99 See Details Placing your laptop on a table and hunching over it for hours can lead to muscle strain.
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Staff at the Gorilla Foundation explained to Koko that a friend of the center had died, which resulted in Koko hunching over in sadness and her lip quivering.
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An electric massager can be used nightly and hits all the right knots at your preferred pressure, whether you're stiff from hunching at a desk, weightlifting, or both.
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My shoulders and arms have been aching recently (perks of hunching over a desk all the time), so I get two packets of Salonpas, which are pain relief patches.
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She and Dwight were already hunching in through the door, and then Dwight was locking back up again, giving a last peek at the street from behind the bandanna.
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The world is dark and postures are slumped as people trudge around in floor-length puffer coats, hunching inward for warmth like a dreary colony of sun-starved caterpillars.
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Maintaining good posture ensures that your muscles are in proper alignment so you can safely complete everyday physical tasks, and it prevents aches and pains from hunching over all day.
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Also on the hunt were the boffins at WikiLeaks, hunching over their computers to perform an impressive-sounding "statistical analysis," looking at the language used in the anonymous op-ed.
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Today was a fine day to see the doctor, a wet squall from the Gulf bending the palms along the street to Higueros's office, people hunching from awning to awning.
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"Some of our favorite memories as a couple involve hunching over crime photographs, brainstorming ways a man's head could have been bludgeoned in," he says in what passes for sweet talk.
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I added that I had some general neck pain from hunching over my computer all day, and some occasional joint pain from intense marathon training I was doing at the time.
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But, more to the point ... Jet has also suffered serious leg and spine injuries over the course of his career, admitting he can't stand for a long period of time without hunching.
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But she fought back in the third set and wore down the towering Czech, who started to wilt in the punishing conditions, hunching over her racket at the end of almost every point.
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Hunching a little, the 44-year-old newspaper seller started his nightly rounds as he always does, leafing quickly through one of the next morning's editions of Die Welt, the paper he hawks.
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So instead of hunching over your Android as you try to enjoy "The Man in the High Castle," cast those Prime shows to your TV and sit back and enjoy in proper style.
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Whether you are trying to exercise more in 2017 or relieve back pain after hunching over your computer all week, the Body Back Buddy is a worthwhile investment for anyone with sore muscles.
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Cabral said to look out for a dog that's hunching their back or curving its back upwards, as this can be a sign the dog is about to pounce or that they are afraid.
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Well, if you're hovering over your ... or you're hunched over your keys and you get a 15-minute chair massage and you have to go back to hunching over your keys, that's not relaxation.
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He cracked self-deprecating jokes, debuted his first new songs since 2014's Ryan Adams (let's forget the Taylor Swift covers album for a minute yeh), while hunching over himself underneath a big American flag.
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Like kids playing lacrosse in a dried-up hockey rink, a teenager peeking into his neighbors' windows with a drone, and a red fox hunching his back and relieving himself on a beautifully manicured lawn.
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Of course, standing up almost certainly has other health benefits apart from weight management, Mr. Creasy said, including better blood sugar control and less back and shoulder pain associated with hunching in a chair all day.
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"I'm grateful that there was such an emphasis on being capable and doing things on your own with humility, but what's lacking about that is taking inventory of yourself," he said, hunching over in his chair.
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And while upright chargers like the Pixel Stand are a bit better, hunching over and pecking at the screen while your device sits in the cradle feels like a serious regression from simply plugging in a cord.
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And in "Seasick, Yet Still Docked," which laments, "Wish I had the charm to attract the one I love," simply hunching his jacket tightly around himself made Morrissey seem as frozen and friendless as the song's narrator.
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This Credit Card Sized Smartphone & Tablet Stand 3-Pack is incredibly helpful for keeping your devices at an ideal viewing level, allowing you to flip through your pics and make edits without hunching over a screen for hours.
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If this were a thunderstorm, Clark would be pacing the house, climbing into bathtubs and struggling to get out again, hunching under desks and overturning the chairs pushed up to them, knocking guitars from their stands — seeking shelter.
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And if I occasionally forget, the high numerals of my years rush back into my brainpan, as big as Burning Man, to remind me that I should be practicing a shuffling stoop, hunching my back, sitting heavily, taking naps.
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You know, I used to mock Tom Coughlin for keeping his challenge flag in his sock, but Coughlin hunching over to grab a flag is certainly less goofy than Fisher ferreting through his coat pockets before the next snap goes off.
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He brings a twitchy, introverted intensity to the part, hunching over his sketchpad and flinching away from Dot as he works, then coming to life when he's alone and able to submerse himself in the empathetic work of his art.
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The last time I was truly addicted to a video game, it was the early 2000s and I was holing myself up in my room for hours on end, hunching over a Dell desktop to play God with my Sims.
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The brilliant thing about that opening montage is that Elizabeth and Philip's lives set to "Don't Dream It's Over" read radically different, with Elizabeth hunching lower and lower as she grits her teeth and bears it while Philip truly comes into his own.
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I'd fall into a trance doing this and lose track of time — it wasn't unusual for three hours to pass before I gave up, flushed a trash can's worth of bloody tissues, and went to bed, sore from hunching over and squinting.
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To manage it, he needed to sink a curling, 210-foot birdie putt on 22014 and then make a great escape on the 23th after driving into the trees and then hunching low to try to get a clear view out of trouble.
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He had picked a favorite lunch spot, a pocket-size bistro in Chelsea, and crammed his gangling legs under a corner table, hunching his shoulders as he pushed some eggs around a plate, making himself as small as he could, which wasn't very.
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The reality is that on a day-to-day level, writers aren't banging sources or accidentally falling in love with Matthew McConaughey, but collectively hunching over our laptops, silently praying TapeACall didn't fail us and fighting carpal tunnel while hoping we survive another possible layoff.
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The 6.2-inch, 720p display is easy enough for me to view at a distance without hunching over or straining my eyes, although it's got a pretty nasty glare on sunny days — my dreams of practicing virtual archery in the park will have to wait for overcast weather.
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There was a desk in each cell, welded to the wall, but it wasn't large enough for Hamilton to spread out his legal papers, so he took his mattress off the metal bed frame, rolled it up, and sat on it, hunching over his bed, as he worked.
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Because while the book's recipes are uncomplicated enough, many still require the kind of mundane prep—hunching over to cube raw chicken breasts for those skewers, grating zucchini and lemon zest for those salmon cakes—that, as a permanent resident of the particular state of being in question, I do occasionally resent.
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According to Smithsonian magazine, the suspects were: mosquitoes, sewers, the Gowanus Canal, groundwater, ice cream cones, excavations, flies, bedbugs, street dust, cornflakes, subways, water parasites, metal cooking utensils, bullet factory gases, hunching at school desks, mercury, white clothing, volcanoes, electricity, sunburn, secondhand bedding, decayed food, dirty milk bottles, coins in the mouth and tobacco.
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Syracuse 80, Washington 23 INDIANAPOLIS — Dapper in a navy blue vest and pants, with the collar unbuttoned on his striped blue dress shirt, Syracuse Coach Quentin Hillsman watched his team play swarming defense against Washington, throwing his arms up, hunching low to the ground and looking ready to jump on the floor for every loose ball that his team caused.
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"The moments where I came closest to going, 'I don't want to do this anymore,' were [when] I'm pulling all of my clothes out of the closets and my bedding and draping it around the furniture ... putting my mic in it and hunching over this tent that looks like something a kid would make and trying to read the word of the day," he says.
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There are many non-aesthetic benefits to plankingThat said, there are a lot of non-aesthetic benefits to having a strong core, as Vicky Sawyer, a trainer at the boutique London workout studios 1Rebel, told Insider:"They are great for your posture — by increasing the strength in your core, back, and chest, it is a lot easier to stop yourself hunching over and to keep your shoulders back and down," she said.
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Involuntary grinding of teeth and squinting are prevalent, and often go unnoticed by the person affected. Breathing can be affected in some, as can hearing, vision, and neck and shoulder muscles. Scoliosis is common, causing hunching and loss of height. Hip sockets can be malformed.
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The human spine is well suited to erect upright posture, with the increased heart rate from movement shunting a good blood supply to the muscles. This is clearly not the case for vast numbers of sedentary humans spending many hours daily bent over laptops, tablets, smartphones and similar. A biomechanical assessment of thoracic hunching shows the abnormal spinal loading and other effects which plausibly account for the recent steep rise in thoracic and cervical pain in step with the ubiquitous adoption of the small IT devices. The gravity of stress on the spine dramatically increases with thoracic hunching, roughly 10 pounds of weight are added to the cervical spine in weight for every inch of forward head posture by looking down at a small IT device.
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Seri Rama: Imitates Rama shooting an arrow, searching for it and then retrieving it. This set is characterised by a straight back and confident movements in imitation of Rama's regal bearing. It is often recommended for improving the posture of students who are prone to hunching too much. Sita Dewi: Mimics Sita's coyness and femininity.
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Leaning forward and hunching are used to duck behind cover. Rising up and leaning to the side are used to look out and shoot from behind cover. The gamepad includes dual thumb sticks and a pair of tilt sensors. Pointman uses the thumb sticks to turn the avatar's body and set the stepping direction.
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As a consequence there is growing medical concern specifically with children as their head size is larger in relation to their body and thus pose an increased risk group for being affected by musculoskeletal and neurological issues in the neck caused by thoracic hunching. Hunching has always caused problems, for instance in occupational groups like dentists,"Trapezius myalgia: making dentistry a pain in the neck — or head, "Dental Economics, vol 98, issue 8; 2008 surgeons,Soueid A1, Oudit D, Thiagarajah S, Laitung G. "The pain of surgery: pain experienced by surgeons while operating.", International Journal of Surgery, 2009.11.08: ):118–20 hairdressers,Mussi G1, Gouveia N "Prevalence of work-related musculoskeletal disorders in Brazilian hairdressers.",Occupational medicine, 2008 Aug;58(5):367-9 nurses,J Smedley, H Inskip, F Trevelyan, P Buckle, C Cooper, D Coggon.
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The iHunch: (1) Overworked muscles down the back of the neck strengthen, strain, scar and shorten; (2) middle and lower back support muscles weaken; (3) hunching upper back joints eventually freeze like that; (4) muscles at the front of the neck work less and weaken, so chin pokes out. Results: Upper back pain, neck pain, headache; often referred pain down arms.
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She died in January 1962. She also served as the model for "Wanda" in the 1987 Bukowski-scripted film Barfly. Bukowski's first wife, Barbara Frye ("Joyce"), suffered a physical deformity – two vertebrae were missing from her neck, giving the impression that "she was permanently hunching her shoulders". After two years of marriage in the late 1950s, she filed for divorce, accusing him of "mental cruelty".
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The blue-billed curassow (Crax alberti) or blue-knobbed curassow is a species of bird in the family Cracidae, which includes the chachalacas, guans, and curassows. They weigh between 7-8 pounds and have a herbivorous diet of fruit and greens. Like other birds, the blue-billed curassow also likes to "sing," or in this case "boom." The males have been observed puffing out their plumage, hunching over, and producing low frequency booms or growls.
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The basic actions are stand/lie down, bleat, listen, jump, and rub a tree. For expression actions there are two other buttons, a blue button (emotions) and an orange button (motions). The blue button includes emotes such as quivering in fear, cocking the head in confusion, bowing in thanks/greeting/respect, or hunching over in sadness. The orange button includes actions such as dancing, rearing up on the hind legs, and shaking the head yes/no.
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The virtual view changes as the user turns his head to look around or leans his torso in any direction. When the weapon is raised into an aim position its sights remain centered in the field of view, so that turning the head also adjusts the aim. The user can aim as precisely as he can hold his head on target. Hunching the head down by flexing the spine is also registered by the head's translation, and the avatar adopts a matching posture.
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Blacknose sharks are preyed upon by larger sharks, and captives have been observed to perform an apparent threat display towards encroaching divers or newly introduced members of their species. The display consists of the shark hunching its back, lowering its pectoral fins, gaping its jaws, and swimming with an exaggerated side-to-side motion. Known parasites of this species include the copepods Nesippus orientalis, Perissopus dentatus, Pandarus sinuatus, Kroyeria sphyrnae, Nemesis atlantica, and Eudactylina spinifera, as well as tapeworms in the genera Paraorygmatobothrium and Platybothrium.
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Small under the coat and short on the page it portrays a scene of a small girl hunching over further emphasizing how powerless she felt as a child. The sweater covering her figure and the use of monotone color palette convey a sense of being hidden away in the background. Although the figure doesn't take all the vertical space on the paper, it takes of a majority of the overall space that utilizes perspective to make the viewer see the child from the child's point of view.
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The result is a film of great understanding and emotional clarity, filmed with an elegance that never calls attention to itself." Film critic John Simon praised most of the film, particularly focusing on Thompson's performance, though he criticised Grant for being "much too adorably bumbling ... he urgently needs to chasten his onscreen persona, and stop hunching his shoulders like a dromedary." However, many other major critics such as LaSalle, Roger Ebert, James Berardinelli and Janet Maslin praised Grant's performance. Maslin wrote, Grant "rises touchingly to the film's most straightforward and meaningful encounters.
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He asserted that there wasn't anything natural about standing on a sound stage in front of lights and cameras while acting out a scene. Stewart had established early in his career that he was proficient at communicating personality and character nuances through his performances alone. He used an "inside-out" acting technique, preferring to represent the character without accents, makeup, and props. Additionally, he tended to act with his body, not only with his voice and face; for example, in Harvey, Stewart portrays the main character's age and loneliness by slightly hunching down.
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From this point on Rachel was forced to beg for money to support herself and it is at this stage in her life that allegations of witchcraft begin to appear. A variety of Ipswich, Massachusetts residents were called to give sworn depositions against her in 1692. Allegations were made by a Mary Fuller that Rachel had caused the death of a neighbour simply by passing her by. Another witness, Thomas Boreman, described an incident in the Ipswich meeting-house where "Some women of worth and quality" had accused Rachel of "hunching them with her elbow".
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He discovered that his fiancée Marva Jane Gray was in love with college athletic champion Ben Bradley. Bradley removed him as a rival for Marva's affections by stealing $125,000 worth of radium from the college lab and hunching down in disguise so that Marva would think she saw her diminutive fiancé as the culprit. Convicted on the basis of Marva's testimony, Psycho seethed behind bars for years, planning his revenge while developing an intense hatred of all women. Upon his release, he tortured and killed Bradley, who falsely confessed that Marva was his willing accomplice.
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Röyksopp is known for its elaborate concert performances. Marc Hogan of Pitchfork Media said that "Those who have heard Röyksopp's two albums ... won't be surprised to learn the Norwegian duo's live set is much better and more raucuous than hunching next to the speakers at yer local Crate & Barrel". When performing live, the duo often appear in eccentric outfits. Ari Stein, of Electronic Beats, said, that during one particular live set, "Röyksopp returned with two separate encores, one which included Berge playing "Eple" with a space suit capsule on his head".
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John Stigall's poetry is influenced by his experiences living in the streets of New York, the existentialist philosophy and plays of Jean-Paul Sartre, struggles with Christian spirituality, and notably racism and prejudice. Professor of Education Charles M. Achilles and clinical psychologist Julie E. Williams quote from his 1990 book Broken Mirrors Reflect The World in an article discussing the alienation of minorities in academic settings in the Peabody Journal of Education: > The contemporary poet, John Stigall (1990) has expressed the issue > succinctly: Racism is stupid. Hatred is a bitch. Yeah, prejudice is like a > house dog hunching on your leg.
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61 Agonistic displays are those which are intended to confront or drive off or, alternatively, appease and avoid conflict with other individuals. Macaroni penguins, particularly those on adjacent nests, may engage in 'bill-jousting'; birds lock bills and wrestle, each trying to unseat the other, as well as batter with flippers and peck or strike its opponent's nape.Williams (1995) p. 216 Submissive displays include the 'slender walk', where birds move through the colony with feathers flattened, flippers moved to the front of the body, and head and neck hunched, and general hunching of head and neck when incubating or standing at the nest.
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They were recorded as appearing every year, mainly in December and January in western Sydney, with a similar 92-day emergence period from late November until late February recorded in South East Queensland. This makes it one of the last Australian cicadas to emerge each season. The nymph grips onto the tree bark with all of its legs, swallows air and redistributes haemolymph to split the cast down the center of its back. It then extracts its head and clypeus by hunching its body, and when these have emerged, arches back to draw the legs out of their casing.
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However, all insist on the importance of a natural relaxed position without tension or rigidity. Things which are almost universally recommended is keeping the left wrist straight (or very nearly so) to allow the fingers of the left hand to move freely and to reduce the chance of injury and keeping either shoulder in a natural relaxed position and avoiding raising either of them in an exaggerated manner. This, like any other unwarranted tension, would limit freedom of motion, and increase the risk of injury. Hunching can hamper good playing because it throws the body off balance and makes the shoulders rise.
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He eventually tells Fran the truth about the male puppy and named him Brutus. As he grows up with Fran's Dachshund puppies, he believes he is one of them and picks up mannerisms like hunching close to the ground to walk. The Dachshunds are mischievous creatures and lead poor unsuspecting Brutus through a series of comic misadventures with Officer Carmody (now Sergeant Carmody) being chased up a tree, Mark's studio being splattered with paint, and a garden party being turned topsy-turvy. Fran wants Mark to remove Brutus from the house once-and- for-all but when Brutus saves her favorite puppy, Chloe, from the garbage truck, she changes her mind.
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Another medical issue caused by the use of computers is back and posture problems. These problems relate to musculoskeletal disorders caused by the need for the user to be crouched and hunched towards the monitors and computer components due to the design and positioning of these particular computer peripherals. This hunching forward of the user causes posture and back problems but is also the cause of severe and acute pain in the upper back, particularly pain in the neck and or shoulders. A study was conducted where 2146 technical assistants installed a computer program to monitor the musculoskeletal pain they suffered and answered questionnaires on the location and severity of the pain.
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He is seen in a hunching position resting his head in the lap of his daughter to the left, while the daughter to the right leans back on him for support. As he is laying down it is uncertain whether Lot is sleeping, frightened by the terror going on in Sodom, or simply drunk. His facial expression is not completely visible to the viewer, however, his eyes are closed and his brows are furrowed citing some form of discomfort that he is having, whether it is a result of his intoxication or his reaction to the sounds of Sodom. His right arm languidly falls over the leg of his daughter that he is laying on and is devoid of tension.
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As the viewer contemplates the vase, attention is drawn to the central scene: the game board, the face of Penthesilea, the starry robe of Dionysus, the sword implanted in the earth. On the rounded surface of the vase, this point is seen head on. All the other main lines of the composition either radiate around the thematic center or lead to it as the spokes of a wheel: the spears of the warriors, the curved backs of their hunching forms, the wind-filled sails of the ship and its curved bottom, the circle of dolphins. Other scenes are crowded with figures, such that attention is drawn toward the complex composition itself, or to individual men and women in a chariot or the magnificent horses arranged in groups.
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The territory is defended with various threat displays, including wing-spreading, hunching, and bill- thrusting; pairs breeding in colonies are more aggressive, less likely to leave the nest unguarded and show a greater tendency to move out of sight of the colony when not incubating. Breeding is often in loose association with gulls or other colonial water birds. Breeding areas must have emergent vegetation The monogamous pair forms in April or May on migration or at the breeding water, and a highly vocal courtship ritual commences. The elaborate breeding performance includes head-shaking, a head-lowered "cat" display, parallel rushes in an upright position and mutual presentations of green weeds, and culminates in a "penguin" dance in which pair members raise the whole body upright, breast to breast.
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Ainsworth herself was the first to find difficulties in fitting all infant behaviour into the three classifications used in her Baltimore study. Ainsworth and colleagues sometimes observed 'tense movements such as hunching the shoulders, putting the hands behind the neck and tensely cocking the head, and so on. It was our clear impression that such tension movements signified stress, both because they tended to occur chiefly in the separation episodes and because they tended to be prodromal to crying. Indeed, our hypothesis is that they occur when a child is attempting to control crying, for they tend to vanish if and when crying breaks through'.Ainsworth, M.D., Blehar, M, Waters, E, & Wall, S. (1978) Patterns of Attachment: A Psychological Study of the Strange Situation, Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum, p.282 Such observations also appeared in the doctoral theses of Ainsworth's students.
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