Sentence examples for classical hand from inspiring English sources

It also included the abstract cello improviser Okkyung Lee, the South Indian classical hand percussionist Rajna Swaminathan and the post-free-jazz violist Mat Maneri.

The show gives us Degas as Picasso saw him: an artist with a classical hand and a modern eye, who idolized Ingres but indulged in coarser and more outré forms of eroticism.

Besides the stress design as classical hand calculation method of checking cylindrical steel shells against buckling failure, the new Eurocode 3 also offers two global numerical analyses at different modelling levels.

At FIAC, this year hosting 184 galleries from 25 countries, as always in the exquisite Industrial Age colossus Le Grand Palais (and satellite locations like the Jardin des Tuileries and the Jardin des Plantes), I found four artists who paint with a classical hand, and do it with both admirable skill and transcendent purpose.

Although the symmetry may also reflect a diffusion of the hyperoxic response [30] in the vasculature on either side of the Rolandic artery, Young et al. [18] found that in the human left hemisphere, the resting regional blood flow within the area 3b classical "hand" area was correlated to blood flow within both anterior MI and area 3a.

As a consequence, training standard classifiers with this data produces performances not too distant from those obtained from the classical hand-crafted training sets.

In fact, if we wish to include the "classical" hand-annotated MIPS complexes within our analyses, the matrix model becomes our only viable option, as it is the only method that allows us to define a set of pair-wise interactions for a protein complex whose topology is completely unknown.

In the classical rubber hand illusion condition, we used a screen to separate the rubber and the real hands to obscure the real hand from the participant's field of vision (see Figure 3).

It also exhibits some qualitatively unique properties that make it different from the classical rubber hand illusion, as it involves stronger duplication of touch and ownership of two right hands, accompanied by a weaker feeling of disowning the real hand.

Although the region between the 2nd EF-hand and TM II domains of Duox lacks a classical EF-hand motif, this region of human Duox1 is predicted to form a HLH structure ("HLH" in Figure 8B and arrow head in the right panel of Figure 8C), similar to the predicted HLH structure comprising the 4th EF-hand motif of human Nox5 ("EF-IV" in the left panel of Figure 8C).

Just War Theory is one form of Christian tradition, borrowed and adapted from the classical world, handed down through Catholicism, borrowed and adapted further by evangelical Protestants, borrowed and adapted further again in U.S. military tradition and practice and in international law.