Sentence examples for concept of hand from inspiring English sources

It is easier for your dog to learn one silent command at a time, but once he/she understands the concept of hand signals rather than verbal ones, the rest should come more quickly.

The concept of handing over a credit card as a deposit is laughable, as is any attempt to pay for coffees, food… anything.

"However, the concept of handing control to a machine is so alien to many drivers that they will take a lot of convincing before they trust and accept it," he added.

We also highlight our recent progress including a description of the concept of hand-operating nanotechnology for controlling thin film assemblies at dynamic interfaces.

The government has also taken the concept of hand-outs to new levels, with ruling party officials even distributing taxis in several parts of the country over the last month.

"And at least 15 to 20 people died of diarrhoea each year in our upazila [sub-district] because the concept of hand-washing was so foreign – let alone looking at menstruation as a cause of female dropouts.

Sixteen medical schools indicated that concepts of hand hygiene are taught and reinforced throughout the training program.

Our study aimed to examine the current practices around teaching concepts of hand hygiene in an Australian tertiary educational institute In-depth interviews were conducted with a purposeful sample of key members of the undergraduate medical teaching team and a sample of medical students (year 1 to 6).

Japanese officialdom has long rejected the concept out of hand as inapplicable under the terms of the 1951 San Francisco Treaty, which officially ended the war.

However, rather than dismiss this concept out of hand, there are sound strategic reasons for social democrats to lead rather than concede the debate about reforming welfare spending.

One is the concept of the hand as a sex organ, highlighted by lingering camera shots of Corky and Violet's hands.