Clasping Position

Plastic molded clasps are commonly used to secure tops and lids on different type packages. Their holding power can be obtained from simple friction between the joint surfaces or from positive mechanical engagement. Plastic flexing capability is important because the products must flex in order to... 

The Cracow forensic investigators took hair, presumably cut from inmates, and hair clasps from bags found by the Soviets in Auschwitz. Tested for cyanide residues, both hair and clasps showed positive results. Additionally, a zinc-plated metal cover was tested for cyanide and found to have a positive result as well. The Cracow Institute claims that this metal cover once shielded the exhaust duct of a sup-... 

A photograph from 1909 shows Haber with his entourage of thirty assistants and students arranged alongside the building. Haber, almost completely bald, sits in the position of honor in the middle of the front row He leans back slightly, in calm repose, his hands clasped in his lap. 

Flowers of B. campestris are normally smaller and darker yellow than those of B. napus. The two species are more clearly distinguished at flowering by examining the position of the buds to the open flowers which surround them (Figs. 4-1 and 4-2). In B. napus the buds are normally borne above the open flowers while in B, campestris and 6. juncea the buds are held below the uppermost open flowers. The shape of the leaves on the flowering stock can also be used to distinguish the two rape species, B. juncea and other mustard species (Fig. 5). In B. campestris the leaf blade clasps the stem completely, while in B, napus the leaf only partially clasps the stem. In B. juncea the leaf blade does not reach the stem and terminates well up the petiole. 

Patient position Prone, with pillow under abdomen, legs fully extended, hands clasped behind back. 

Patient position standing or sitting with both hands clasped behind the head and the elbows brought together in front of the body. 

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