Yes, when you breathe, your ribcage expands (moves up and out) as your lungs fill with air, and contracts (moves down and in) as you exhale. This movement helps create the necessary space within the chest cavity for the lungs to expand and contract efficiently during the breathing process.
You can move the cursor up and down by using the arrow keys on your keyboard. Press the up arrow key to move the cursor upwards and the down arrow key to move the cursor downwards.
When you move a slide up on a microscope stage, the image moves down in the field of view. This is because the light travels through the slide from bottom to top, so as you move the slide up, the image appears to move down.
A bra may ride up in the back if the band is too loose or if the straps are not adjusted properly. When the band is not snug enough, it can move upward as you move around, causing the bra to ride up. Adjusting the straps and ensuring the band fits snugly around your ribcage can help prevent this issue.
A staircase.
To move a sprite up and down in Scratch, you can change its y-coordinate by using the "change y by" block in the motion category. Increase the value to move the sprite up, and decrease it to move the sprite down. Alternatively, you can set the sprite's y-coordinate directly using the "go to x: y:" block.
A network of muscles above the stomach but under the ribcage, called the Diaphragm, acts as a bellows and applies pressure on the lungs. It pulls down to cause the lungs to fill with air and pushed up to expel carbon dioxide from the lungs.
It's a triangular shaped bone which makes up part of your shoulder girdle. Otherwise known as your shoulder blade, it's attached to your ribcage at the back by muscles which allow the scapula to move around your ribcage and enable you to raise your arm up in the air
When we breathe out, the muscles between the ribs move down and inwards. The diaphragm moves upwards. The volume inside the chest decreases. This causes air to rush out of your lungs. P.S. I copied that out of my science work sheet. LOL!
I CAN'T SOLVE ALL THE PROBLEMS TO IT BUT I CAN SOLVE SOME. 1.Move THE PINK DIAGNOLLY UP, RIGHT MOVE PINK DOWN DIAGNOLLY LEFT. MOVE PINK TO THE RIGHT. MOVE THE GREEN DIAGNOLLY UP RIGHT THEN MOVE GREEN TO THE LEFT MOVE BLUE UP, THEN DIAGNOLLY DOWN, LEFT MOVE IT TO THE RIGHT NOW 2. MOVE GREEN DIAGNOLLY DOWN RIGHT AND THEN DO IT AGAIN MOVE GREEN UP, THEN LEFT MOVE BLUE UP, CHANGE PINK TO BLUE NOW MOVE IT DIAGNOLLY LEFT UP THEN DIAGNOLLY DOWN LEFT 3.MOVE BLUE DIAGNOLLY RIGHT UP, THEN DIAGNOLLY RIGHT DOWN THEN FLIP BLUE DIAGNOLLY RIGHT DOWN FLIP PINK DIAGNOLLY DOWN LEFT, AND MOVE IT DIAGNOLLY UP RIGHT. NOW MOVE IT DIAGNOLLY DOWN RIGHT MOVE GREEN DIAGNOLLY DOWN RIGHT, THEN MOVE IT DOWN AND MOVE IT LEFT 4.MOVE PINK DOWN, AND MOVE IT DIAGNOLLY DOWN RIGHT MOVE BLUE UP, THEN DIAGNOLLY DOWN RIGHT MOVE GREEN DIAGNOLLY LEFT DOWN, MOVE IT UP AND THEN TO THE RIGHT
I CAN'T SOLVE ALL THE PROBLEMS TO IT BUT I CAN SOLVE SOME. 1.Move THE PINK DIAGNOLLY UP, RIGHT MOVE PINK DOWN DIAGNOLLY LEFT. MOVE PINK TO THE RIGHT. MOVE THE GREEN DIAGNOLLY UP RIGHT THEN MOVE GREEN TO THE LEFT MOVE BLUE UP, THEN DIAGNOLLY DOWN, LEFT MOVE IT TO THE RIGHT NOW 2. MOVE GREEN DIAGNOLLY DOWN RIGHT AND THEN DO IT AGAIN MOVE GREEN UP, THEN LEFT MOVE BLUE UP, CHANGE PINK TO BLUE NOW MOVE IT DIAGNOLLY LEFT UP THEN DIAGNOLLY DOWN LEFT 3.MOVE BLUE DIAGNOLLY RIGHT UP, THEN DIAGNOLLY RIGHT DOWN THEN FLIP BLUE DIAGNOLLY RIGHT DOWN FLIP PINK DIAGNOLLY DOWN LEFT, AND MOVE IT DIAGNOLLY UP RIGHT. NOW MOVE IT DIAGNOLLY DOWN RIGHT MOVE GREEN DIAGNOLLY DOWN RIGHT, THEN MOVE IT DOWN AND MOVE IT LEFT 4.MOVE PINK DOWN, AND MOVE IT DIAGNOLLY DOWN RIGHT MOVE BLUE UP, THEN DIAGNOLLY DOWN RIGHT MOVE GREEN DIAGNOLLY LEFT DOWN, MOVE IT UP AND THEN TO THE RIGHT
I believe the ribs are there to protect our lungs, heart etc. When we breath in, what we are actually doing is telling our diaphragm to contract, which moves it in a downwards motion. This caused pressure in our lungs to lower which pulls in air.
Move down (like can you please move down a bit)
All whales move their tails up and down.
Move it to the opposite direction. Switch up move it down,switch down,move it up.
Raising your arms can restrict the movement of your ribcage and diaphragm, making it harder for your lungs to expand fully and causing a decrease in your ability to take deep breaths.
it goes up and out
they need water to breathe