Sentence examples similar to Gripping dynamics from inspiring English sources
Only if they match the owner's bone geometry and "grip dynamics" does the trigger unlock.
Results suggest that the device provides detailed and reliable information on grip behaviors in healthy monkeys and can detect deficits in grip dynamics in monkeys with cortical lesions (significantly longer release times).
Lots of torque (320 pound-feet) and horsepower (300) give the vehicle excellent acceleration and gripping driving dynamics.
In the study presented here, we describe a simple grip force device designed for use in non-human primates, which provides detailed quantitative information regarding distal grip force dynamics.
Modern novelists' fondness for first-person storytelling, brilliantly exemplified in the embedded narratives of David Mitchell's Cloud Atlas, has often served as an excuse for writers merely to render thought, rather than getting to grips with its dynamics and complex simultaneities.
Caroline Fraser's absorbing new biography of the author of "Little House on the Prairie" and other books about her childhood, "Prairie Fires: The American Dreams of Laura Ingalls Wilder," deserves recognition as an essential text for getting a grip on the dynamics and consequences of this vast literary enterprise.
Google and Facebook have a good grip on market dynamics, with Facebook particularly well-positioned because the entire company has been built upon the concept of a user profile as the basic marketing unit.
Finkel, following the Book of Daniel, has various Judaean exiles being taught cuneiform after induction into a "three-year teaching programme" – which, while perfectly plausible, hardly gets to grips with the likely dynamics of the transmission.
However ancient his material, he was the first entertainer to have an instinctive grip on the spanking-new dynamics of television.
