Body, Torso, Shoulders, Tilting, Bending

[Adam Frost]

Ok. I think I understand the difference of tilting from bending and  
stretching. I am still confused about the difference between the tilt  
symbol on the shoulder line verses on the head. From the descriptions,  
I can only see one kind of tilt from the wrist. Here's an animated  
stick figure to show what I am seeing. Which one is it with, and what  
does the other one look like?

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Adam

On Jul 9, 2009, at 10:57 AM, SignWriting wrote:

> Smaller rocking back and forth from the upper body only...
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> Both these, and the symbols over the head, are used in writing sign  
> languages...and they are very close in meaning...just a difference  
> between smaller and larger rocking motions...
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