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The phrase "act of handshaking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the action or gesture of shaking hands, often as a form of greeting or agreement.
Example: "The act of handshaking is a common practice in many cultures to signify a warm welcome."
Alternatives: "gesture of handshaking" or "action of shaking hands".
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These results do not imply that these molecules are necessarily social chemosignaling components in humans, but they do demonstrate that the act of handshaking is sufficient to transfer molecules of the type that is relevant to mammalian social chemosignaling.
These results do not imply that these molecules are necessarily social chemosignaling components in humans, but they do demonstrate that the act of handshaking is sufficient to transfer molecules of the type that are likely relevant to mammalian social chemosignaling.
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Whenever two knights would approach each other on horseback they would hold up their right arm as a gesture of peace... and thus evolved the art of Handshaking as we know it today.
Then it takes care of handshaking a simple Send FF, and receives the same.
There's not a lot of handshaking happening these days.
That said, we are not suggesting that social chemosignaling is the sole functional aspect of handshaking.
We were all of us doing a bit of handshaking and back-pounding, and the announcers were positively squealing into their microphones.
There is a lot of handshaking at the Hope & Anchor.
This, he says, is because he won't "play that game" of handshaking and pleasantry-exchanging.
"I'm in an industry that necessitates a lot of handshaking, and human capital is our investment," he said.
But the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, bracing for an influx of handshaking politicians (and their sign-toting aides), has a few rules.
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