The phrase "arms picked" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a selection or choice involving arms, but without additional context, it is unclear when to use it.
Example: "The arms picked for the competition were all top-notch."
Alternatives: "selected arms" or "chosen arms".
They are escorted by teams of tugs to unloading stations, where huge structures with outstretched arms pick off the metal containers.
To the south, a half-dozen cranes tower over the still-smoking rubble of the trade center, their mechanical arms picking gingerly at mountains of twisted steel and depositing the wreckage in enormous dust-coated trucks.
It will also have an SDK so you can program your robot to do things like interact with people and, with arms, pick up object.
Once the arms pick up the boulder, the legs will "hop up" from the asteroid's microgravity environment and head back into space.
If you are proud of your toned arms, pick a sleeveless dress, or if you have shapely legs, pick a dress with a slit.
The true nature of the marks on Peter Clohessy's arm picked up during Munster's Heineken Cup clash in Castres remains an issue as sensitive as the blemished skin itself.
But the dance — at first appearing as random, tangling skeins of unpredictable motion — takes on its own fascination, as you begin to notice the ways Ms. Brown offers a small theme (a low, skittering jump; a swinging arm) picked up by each dancer in turn, their movements aligning briefly, then breaking into independent dance thought.
One day this past week, 30 firefighters, with picks, hoes, shovels and body bags, watched almost motionlessly as a single yellow grappler, pivoting on its shiny metal treads and reaching with a 40-foot arm, picked gingerly through the muck and wildly twisted steel debris of the south tower.
"Power arm, picks it up when he's in trouble, power slider, great split.
Many commercial robotic arms perform what roboticists call "pick and place" tasks: The arm picks up an object in one location and places it in another.
