involuntary muscle

But he saw the white line of pain around her lips and felt the involuntary muscle guarding.

He felt an involuntary muscle twitch, heard a startled gasp of laughter.

Other parts of your body, like your hands, feet, and face, may go through involuntary muscle contractions as well.

What you felt was probably an involuntary muscle spasm."

Smooth muscles are involuntary muscles - the brain has no conscious control over them.

It has a vibrating plate that causes involuntary muscle contractions of 30 or 60 times per second, according to the company.

Deanna started forward, disturbed by these involuntary muscle contractions.

He wondered if the venom would affect the involuntary muscle systems as well, specifically those operating his heart and lungs.

This test measures involuntary muscle activity and muscle response to nerve stimulation.

Sometimes, these signals can cause other involuntary muscle contractions such as body movements and vocalization.

Louis had learned to read her involuntary muscle movements rather than her virtually blank face.

The disease affects the twins' nerves, causing them to make involuntary muscle movements such as trembling in the hands.

A variety of types of involuntary muscle activity may be referred to as a "spasm".

Carpenter had observed examples of expectation and imagination apparently influencing involuntary muscle movement.

I make involuntary muscle movements if I'm startled.'

These often included pacing, involuntary muscle twitches and repetitive self mutilation.

There is a variety of other causes of involuntary muscle contractions, which may be more serious, depending on the cause.

At the advanced levels, the currents which pulsate through the nerves and even the involuntary muscles are turned off by the practitioner.

I fought to tell him, move, but the involuntary muscle movement eased, and my teeth stopped sounding like castanets.

Extrapyramidal syndrome is when involuntary muscle movements occur in the face and neck.

Unusual adverse reactions include psychosis and chorea (involuntary muscle movements).

The psychological and emotional pressure, not to mention the input from its mind-partner's involuntary muscle system, must be considerable."

No involuntary muscle movement, no alteration in pupil dilation.

Involuntary muscle contractions tend to cause erect nipples, arched feet, and curled toes.

Symptoms may include headache, seizures, gradual paralysis, involuntary muscle spasms, and cognitive loss.