Sentence examples for appropriate hand from inspiring English sources

And if someone fancies a bit of background music, the appropriate hand and arm movements will control which track is played and at what volume.

Like many Shakespearean tyros, he also falls into the trap of seeking to illustrate virtually every line with an appropriate hand gesture: thus when he offers "to write sorrow in the bosom of the Earth" he mimes a signature forgetting that the potency of the idea lies in the words.

Take, for example, the YouTube video from 2013 which shows Yanis Varoufakis, then a left-leaning economics professor, arguing that Greece should simply default on its debts and "stick the finger to Germany", and making an appropriate hand gesture for emphasis.

It was important to develop the fine motor skills, to have the appropriate hand play, not to mention critical reasoning skills, before the age of four!) So, yes, she guessed the whole decision to give herself over to the domestic job had been an act of free will, but now it felt as though the act itself had been carried out in the conditions of betrayal that would eventually unfold before her.

Yet studies indicate that only about 40% of healthcare workers use appropriate hand hygiene.

Appropriate hand hygiene is singled out as the most important measure in preventing these infections.

However, designing an appropriate hand-over authentication protocol is a complex task because the processing efficiency and power of mobile node is restricted to a certain extent.

A phantom is generally used for the practical component of this teaching to encourage the development of appropriate hand-probe-eye co-ordination, but commercial phantoms are expensive and previously described home-made phantoms require time, skill and the availability of the necessary materials to assemble.

Thus, to determine the specific properties and to elicit the appropriate hand-shape of the verb to show, it is necessary to integrate it into the sentence context.

Routine patient use of alcohol-chlorhexidine hand gel or appropriate hand-washing practices upon entry to and departure from the hemodialysis area and nephrology ward should be encouraged [ 3, 6].

To avoid cross transmission of VRE in hospital wards, an infection control policy for VRE should include asymptomatic VRE colonization, and thus, active surveillance of VRE during admission; subsequent isolation and appropriate hand-washing practices may be necessary to prevent the spread of VRE within a hospital.