Depending on the location of the lesion there may also be weakness present in the sternocleidomastoid muscle, which acts to turn the head so that the face points to the opposite side.
22.
The MA gown has long closed sleeves with arm slits just above the elbow and a crescent-shaped cut at the foot of the sleeve, forming two forward-facing points.
23.
The usual journey takes the main route into the field, then a set of facing points diverts the train onto an internal loop past the polytunnels and back onto the main route.
24.
The Inspecting Officer for the Board of Trade recommended that, in future, the facing points for all passing loops should be straight, with the " S " curve at the trailing end.
25.
The array of pairs of cylindrical / conical cages on the right are the driven elements, fed at the facing points with a form of ladder line suspended from stand-off platforms at top right.
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On the second circuit of the main route, the facing points are reset and the train runs through the " tunnel " and onto the station bypass line, then out onto the main route again.
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Subtle visual devices, including one woman tapping the foot of another while her face points to the left, direct the viewer to turn the drinking vessel, allowing for a temporal unfolding as part of the viewing experience.
28.
The 6-foot-1, baby-faced point guard was so good with the Hoosiers he was given-- or took-- almost free rein, a rarity in Knight's controlled style of play.
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During this year, ?3, 000 ( ) was spent on track, and in order to keep costs down all facing point turnouts had a dummy tongue on one side : in the case of trailing points, both sides had dummy tongues.
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He was not notable as a mechanical engineer, and only slowly accepted the value of the railway inspectorate, but was a pioneer in the introduction of the Smith vacuum and Westinghouse air-brake, and introduced equipment to reduce the risk accidents on facing points in 1872.
