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1. The index finger is kept immediately over the point of the knot.
2. Your index finger is the main tail and your thumb is the dust left in the comet's orbit.

Finger Tips

1. The finger tips are passed cleanly through the loop from right to left so that the crossing point rests at the MP joint of the left index finger.

Second Finger

1. The atlanto-occipital space was located by palpating the occipital crest with the index finger and the wings of the atlas with the second finger and thumb.

Finger Brush

1. More environmentally friendly is the finger brush, a soft, flexible, reusable rubber brush that fits over the index finger.

Holding

1. Phelps checked his time and leaned heavily on the lane rope, holding up his right index finger in the No.

Hands

1. The hands of the Buddha are in a position, the right index finger covered by the left hand, which often is used to symbolize the Buddha of Enlightenment.

String

1. What distinguishes Goongdo from other archery methods is that the drawing of the string is done with the thumb and index finger using a thumbring.

Place

1. After 30 seconds to a minute, pour the tea into the pitcher, holding the lid in place with your index finger.
2. Now place this cone between your thumb and index finger and place a ball of the stuffing inside.

Camera

1. The camera can be controlled with the thumb and index finger while allowing a firm grip on the body.

Match Point

1. But when she hit a forehand winner on match point, she raised her index finger and shouted "No.

Throat

1. During this exam, a flexible tube containing a small transducer about the size of your index finger is guided down your throat.

Contact Lenses

1. Contact lenses are typically inserted into the eye by placing them on the index finger with the concave side upward and raising them to touch the cornea.

Rocker Arm

1. Use your index finger to keep the rocker arm taught against the pushrod.

First

1. First, when you turn the camera on, your left index finger can get in the way of its popping up.

Right Hand

1. Behavioral responses were recorded as a change in pressure in a small air-filled pillow placed between the index finger and thumb of the right hand.
2. The instrumentalist plays the strings using a metallic plectrum, the mizrab, which is fixed on the index finger of whose right hand.

Middle Finger

1. Enter the pair of thumb and the index finger or that of index finger and the middle finger inside the throat and catch the tapered end of the catheter.

Female Pelvis

1. If the angle is about the same as between your outstretched thumb and index finger, it is a female pelvis (arcus pubis).

Index

1. This feature is illustrated in FIG. 3. The user can hold the chest piece between thumb and index finger or preferably between the index and middle fingers.

Tendon

1. The tendon to the index finger is accompanied by the Extensor indicis proprius, which lies on its ulnar side.

Wrist

1. The Extensor indicis proprius extends the index finger, and by its continued action assists in extending the wrist.

Free Hand

1. When that's the case, continue to auscultate and place the index finger of your free hand on the patient's carotid artery.

Index Fingers

1. When the thread reaches the back of the throat, insert the index finger and thumb, or the middle and index fingers, into the mouth.

Pointing

1. Also, the index finger and the little finger have an extra extensor, used for instance for pointing.

Rectum

1. I removed my fingers from her vagina and gently inserted my middle finger into her rectum and reinserted my index finger in her vagina.
2. I liberally lubricated my gloved fingers and gently inserted my right index finger through her anus and deep into her rectum.

Flexible Tube

1. A flexible tube about the size of your index finger is inserted into the anus and is advanced slowly into the rectum and lower part of the colon.
2. The instrument used to perform this test is the colonoscope: a long, flexible tube about the width of your index finger.

Gesture

1. As was related by 'Adbullah ibn Mas'ud, while they were in Mina' one night, the Prophet split the moon into two by a gesture of his index finger.

Mudra

1. She held her hands in a Mudra, (a sacred hand gesture), placing the tips of her thumb and index finger together, to form a circle.
2. In a further form of this mudra, the index finger and little fingers of both hands are fully extended, the middle and ring fingers somewhat curved inward.

Hand

1. At the wrist it develops into a tendon that extends along the back of the hand with the extensor digitorum and inserts in the index finger.
2. The hero is a hand � la the thing in Addams Family, specifically an index finger, a third finger and a thumb.
3. Finger spin is bowled by releasing the ball from the front of the hand, so that it passes over the index finger.

Median Nerve

1. The median nerve provides sensation to the anterior palm, the anterior thumb, index finger and middle finger.

Albert Collins

1. By utilizing his index finger as a pick a la Albert Collins, he was able to coax various tonal nuances from his amplifiers.
2. By utilizing his index finger as a pick a la Albert Collins, he was able to coax various tonal nuances from his amplifier s.

James Jamerson

1. James Jamerson, an influential bassist from the Motown era, played intricate bass lines using a single finger: his index finger, which he called "The Hook".
2. James Jamerson, an influential bassist from the Motown era, played the bass with only his index finger (nicknamed "The Hook").

Finger

1. Wrap one end of the floss around either your middle or index finger Wrap the other end of the floss around the finger on your opposite hand.
2. The knot is set using the finger that is dependent to the knot, in this case the left index finger.

Thumb

1. To floss properly, take 18" of dental floss, wrap it around the middle finger of each hand, and pinch it between your thumb and index finger.
2. Sensory changes are very mild and localized to a small area on the back of the hand between the thumb and index finger.
3. The third object was removed from the back of the left hand of the second patient, a man, slightly above the web area between the thumb and the index finger.

Index Finger

1. They were: Koiti ("little finger"), Konui ("thumb"), Koroa ("index finger"), Manawa ("ring finger"), Mapere ("middle finger").
2. The median nerve gives sensation to the palm sides of the thumb, index finger, long finger, and half of the ring finger.
3. The median nerve supplies the sense of feeling in your thumb, index finger, middle finger, half of the ring finger, and the palm side of your hand.

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