| The lesson is that overanalyzing change can immobilize us and prevent us from taking action. |
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| Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is treated by placing the wrist on a splint to immobilize it and to prevent pressure to the nerves. |
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| The arrester serves to immobilize the head during feeding or when the dragonfly is in tandem flight. |
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| The owner, who had parked the car there after it had broken down, had removed the distributor cap to immobilize his car. |
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| In the martial art of ju-jitsu, the less powerful uses the strength of the aggressor to immobilize them. |
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| In the new program the majority of the techniques consist of non-lethal ways to immobilize our opponent. |
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| This character is well-suited to ganking, with skills that can immobilize and hit hard. |
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| Special features of the packages can make them more user-friendly and immobilize products to prevent damage. |
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| Hold the finger and hand firmly to immobilize the finger as some patients's response is to pull away as you perform the skin puncture. |
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| In fact, a large portion of the population still believes that it is doing too little to immobilize the militias. |
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| Coastal forests are not expected to be sensitive given their large capacity to immobilize nutrients. |
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| In this way several milligrams of skin and fat are taken from the whale without having to immobilize or disturb it for more than a few seconds. |
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| Venom injected via a spider's fangs acts in various other ways, such as to kill or immobilize prey and to begin the process of digesting its meal. |
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| Didinium is a swimming, carnivorous protozoan that can perceive moving protozoans and aim a dart, a trichocyst, to kill or immobilize its mobile prey. |
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| Such disasters tend to polarize attitudes and opinions, and immobilize actions intended to promote compromise and reconciliation. |
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| Team roping, timed rodeo event in which two mounted contestants attempt to rope and immobilize a full-grown steer. |
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| Some male spiders use their specialized jaws or legs to hold and immobilize the jaws of the female during mating. |
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| Prior to that, lobsters were pegged or cut on the claws to immobilize them. |
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| By observing carefully, in this picture we notice two men holding a log at both ends to immobilize it. |
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| The crates are placed on the flat in such a way so as to interlock them from gunwale to gunwale, in an attempt to immobilize them in a seaway. |
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| But with two crew counters, two hits below the waterline, and two movement modes, the wargalley is difficult to sink or even immobilize. |
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| They made sure to stabilize and immobilize spines and necks before attempting to move a victim. |
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| If this accident had happened on shore, the corpsman would have followed the same procedures but would have had to immobilize the leg with a splint. |
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| Seabirds like pelicans, penguins, and cormorants are highly vulnerable to oil, which can cover their feathers with a gluelike substance that can immobilize the animals. |
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| In severe cases, immobilize joint with abundantly padded splint. |
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| Sources told that PML-Q doesnt wish to derail the democracy and wouldnt go for a move which may immobilize the whole setup. |
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| Residues generated during the leaching process may be landfilled or stored in a secure site, stabilized to immobilize the metals, or sent to another process for recovery of remaining metals of value. |
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| Cobras, vipers, and closely related species use venom to immobilize or kill their prey. |
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| Set the brakes or any other system to immobilize the wheelchair. |
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| In such an environment, it becomes possible to recognize and treat existing problems without allowing them to appear so debilitating that they immobilize action. |
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| Use of carbon dioxide, nitrogen and cole to immobilize adults of the Mediterranean fruit fly. |
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| The fines immobilize water around them, so a lot of water is immobilized, not based only on the size of the particles but because of the nature of the clays, and so on. |
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| A panic alarm shall not immobilize the engine or stop it if it is running. |
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| Humus, either as a separate solid phase or as a coating on mineral surfaces, can immobilize these compounds and, in some instances, detoxify them significantly. |
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| Whether you apply a tourniquet or not, immediately immobilize the victim's affected limb below heart level, and instruct the victim to remain as quiet as possible. |
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| Although the terms solidification and stabilization sound similar, they describe different effects that the binding reagents create to immobilize hazardous constituents. |
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| These data could assess the fate of contaminants during permafrost aggradation and determine the maximum permafrost temperatures that will immobilize drilling fluids. |
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| Place the rollers in the bodies of the bearings cleaned beforehand and oiled to avoid any formation of rust which would be likely to immobilize the free ring axially external of the rollers. |
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| If researchers can determine when osteoporosis induces such changes, doctors may be able to treat the disease earlier, preventing the bone fractures that can often immobilize people and rob them of their independence. |
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| It is best to immobilize the injury until a doctor can examine it. |
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