Sentence examples for combining hand from inspiring English sources
The participating children, ages 10 12, were asked to develop a vision for their schoolyard combining hand drawing plans and sketches utilizing the adapted Tux Paint software.
But animator Marty Cooper has done something particularly unique and fun, by combining hand drawn animation with photos taken using his cellphone.
The software is capable of combining hand history details of multiple accounts from different online poker services, which allows a user to aggregate his or her data.
Combining hand washing, food protection and household hygiene reduces infant diarrhoea by 33 per cent.
The primary outcome measure will be the OARS I/OMERACTresponder criteria combining hand pain and disability (measured using the AUSCAN) and global improvement, 6 months post-randomisation.
The PEM is a validated PROM [ 34] comprising 3 sections combining hand function and satisfaction with outcome and treatment by asking patients to compare their current versus pre-treatment hand function.
On "Quiet City," Mr. Reed said, he and Mr. Katz, mindful of the limitations of their midrange video camera, devised rules for camera placement and focal lengths, combining hand-held scenes of off-the-cuff intimacy with tranquil cityscapes.
It's this approach, of combining hands-on-experience with theoretical practice, that ensures completing a degree in festival management will really make a difference to your job prospects.
In the present study, we compare the efficiency of five earthworm extraction methods combining hand-sorting with chemical expellants (hand-sorting, formalin, allyl isothiocyanate (AITC), formalin + hand-sorting and AITC + hand-sorting) over a wide range of soil properties (depth, texture and water regime) in cultivated and semi-natural habitats found in a Mediterranean region (CW-Spain).
Yuya Takeda's senior thesis video, The Door to Tomorrow, transgresses the line between 2D and 3D by combining hand-drawn 2D illustrations with amalgamated 3D backdrops.
In Basic I, Mary Ann combines hand signals with vocal commands, as dogs get deaf when they get older.
