Sentence examples for conducting hand from inspiring English sources
He began conducting hand research while working as a post-doctoral researcher at University of Minnesota, where he met Gordon, who had just completed his post-doctoral research there.
The witty writing, the whimsical animated sequences, the tonal acting and Chris Baio's mellow, yet upbeat, score come together under the conducting hand of Byington to create simple symphony of what life often feels like.
This is a major reason for also conducting hand searches and searches based on reference tracking and citation tracking, to increase the chances of finding further relevant items [ 52].
It also conducts hand pat-downs, but prefers the scanners because they are faster.
Can we legalize by ourselves, or does such a move make sense only if conducted hand in hand with the United States?
But Mr. Mineta, speaking to a conference on homeland security organized by Aviation Week magazine, said there were simply too few machines to scan all the bags, too few people to conduct hand searches, and too few sniffer dogs.
For one thing, the county election boards on which the Gore team had been relying to conduct hand counts now become the Democrats' adversaries because they must be named as defendants in a contest suit.
Nevertheless, the Gore campaign's public-relations efforts underscore a major objective of the Democrats: to persuade the public to be patient while several Florida counties conduct hand recounts.
In court papers, the Democrats had argued that it was bad advice from Ms. Harris's office to counties that they could conduct hand recounts only in the case of mechanical failure that had kept at least one, Palm Beach County, from beginning a recount earlier.
We counted chromosome numbers of populations of these three varieties distributed in Taiwan and conducted hand pollination treatment between var.
To achieve the goal, we counted chromosome numbers of populations of these three varieties in Taiwan and conducted hand pollination treatments between var.
