Sentence examples for changes in the hands from inspiring English sources

The bassoon underwent far-less-radical changes in the hands of Hotteterre than the oboe.

While the changes mandated by the Act are significant, it also places significant discretion for further changes in the hands of the Federal Reserve Board.

Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr. (D-Calvert) and Sen. Robert A. Zirkin (D-Baltimore County), the chairman of the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee, recently sent a letter to the rules committee in which they urged it to leave any changes in the hands of lawmakers.

The White House believes that by vesting the power to implement these changes in the hands of individual states, they are pulling the rug from Republican claims that this is another Washington imposed, big government boondoggle.

In analogy with our results, Iagnocco and colleagues recently analyzed US changes in the hands and wrists of 32 patients with pSS [ 16].

This evidence caused some paleoanthropologists to speculate that such changes in the hand, combined with the reorganization of the brain, may have given the species the dexterity necessary to make and use simple tools, perhaps even stone tools.

During cab rides, we observed frequent changes in the hand positions of participants who operated this type of master controller (see Fig. 5).

The dynamic vascular reaction causes both the skin colour and thermal changes in the hand.

Figure 6 shows preoperative and postoperative changes in the hand-to-mouth movement.

This new movement regularity remained robust to striking changes in arm dynamics that gave rise to changes in the speed of the reach, to changes in the hand path curvature, and to changes in the arm's postural paths.

This method has been more widely used to examine motor excitability changes in the hand area of the M1 cortex during action observation (e.g., Aziz-Zadeh et al., 2004; Fadiga, Fogassi, Pavesi, & Rizzolatti, 1995).