The phrase "around gesture" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a gesture that is made in a circular or encompassing manner, but the phrase lacks clarity and context.
Example: "She made an around gesture with her hands to indicate the size of the room."
Alternatives: "circular gesture" or "encompassing gesture".
This, of course, is utterly in keeping with the spirit of Jacques Tati, whose comedy was based around gesture, music and sound editing, not lengthy speechifying.
Buckwald says it has addressed most of the technical issues around gesture tracking, and now the emphasis is squarely on usability testing, and those who are already seeded with early hardware will essentially act more as consumer testers.
Based around gesture and voice, it has the potential to remove physicality from the point of transaction altogether — making it actually more like an alternative to pulling out a physical wallet than a smartphone has proven to be.
Inside, Klein, in his white tie and tails, shows us around, gesturing toward various walls as if toward invisible paintings.
The student led them through scales, as Rawlins walked around, gesturing at kids to keep their elbows up, their backs straight, their trombone slides at the proper angle.
Today, it's a personalized recompiled Gmail; tomorrow, it will be extended to affinity groups around gesture-mandated dynamic builds that adjust based on behavior and proliferation of open standards.
BB10 is built around gestures and layering content — and that whole "peek and flow" dynamic comes into its own on a full touchscreen.
Firstly, the shopping experience is built around gestures to make it easier to browse and choose items, with swipes to quickly flick through scores of items on virtual shelves.
And so, as an oblique what-goes-around-comes-around gesture, I'm giving him the last word, to relate what he'd do with a discarded shuttle.
Isabella Poggi, a professor of psychology at Roma Tre University and an expert on gestures, has identified around 250 gestures that Italians use in everyday conversation.
The three of them shared several, mainly revolving around surprising gestures or acts of kindness.
