recumbent posture

For a week or ten days the mother will nurse in the recumbent posture.

The recumbent posture, as might be expected, is of itself frequently enough to give relief.

And you are to consider, that a recumbent posture is bad for the Captain at present.'

I had slipped into a recumbent posture, with one leg slightly raised, like this."

I rose from my recumbent posture and stood erect; I trembled no more.

I should respectfully suggest a recumbent posture, then put yourself in also and call it 'Dolce far niente'."

The recumbent posture lessens the discomfort, and, if in addition the hips are elevated, absolute comfort will occasionally be secured.

"Simple deduction," Vance explained, resuming his recumbent posture.

This temple enshrines an idol of Saroyogi in a recumbent posture with eyes closed in meditation.

The HPV's aerodynamic bullet shape and the rider's recumbent posture are dedicated to cheating the wind.

It is present, when tenderness in the right lower quadrant increases when the patient moves from the supine position to a recumbent posture on the left side.

Unlike the other pressure symptoms, shortness of breath is ordinarily aggravated by the recumbent posture, for lying flat on the back increases the compression of the chest.

Grimaud waited till he heard the bolt grind in the lock and when he was satisfied that he was alone he slowly rose from his recumbent posture.

Three large images of Bhudda, carved out of solid rock, occupy the positions in which he is always represented; that in the recumbent posture is fifty-six feet long, cut from one stone.

The alternative version has it as a description of the style of the painting (and it makes no difference here whether the recumbent posture belongs to the living sitter or to the image in the finished picture).

He sprang up from his recumbent posture and attracted Theos's attention to another bust even finer than the last,--it was placed on a pedestal wreathed at the summit and at the base with laurel.

James waved a hand that strove to be nonchalant, encompassing the various paintings and sculptures which surrounded him and which, as it happened, featured an extraordinary number of nubile and semi-naked ladies in a recumbent posture.

Lest you should be speculating on whether her recumbent posture, maintained night and day for five years, has been the cause of shrinkage or wasting of the limbs, hips, or bust - Nurse, be so good as to turn back that sheet."

It was, however, Andrew Fairservice, as well and whole as ever he was in his life, who had only taken this recumbent posture to avoid the slashes, stabs, and pistol-balls, which for a moment or two were flying in various directions.

On the right of the other plane is a figure in the standing posture about the same height; and still farther to the right, likewise hewn from the solid rock, is an immense figure in the recumbent posture, which is about fifty-six feet in length, or, as I measured it, not quite nineteen paces.

The Palmer, having extinguished his torch, threw himself, without taking off any part of his clothes, on this rude couch, and slept, or at least retained his recumbent posture, till the earliest sunbeams found their way through the little grated window, which served at once to admit both air and light to his uncomfortable cell.