Sentence examples for constraining hand from inspiring English sources

The government and its advisers defend the sale, saying they found an innovative way to improve competition and turn around a failing company by passing the constraining hand of the World Bank and its protocols.

The constraining hand of corporate oligarchs poses no problem, for by the terms of the market all private power is defined as invisible.

It must be considered that the gardening gloves could possibly have constrained hand movements during the experiment.

During error-clamp trials, the manipulandum simulated a mechanical channel that constrained hand movement to a straight line between the start position and the target.

On the other hand, constraining the strategy by insisting on exact period matching before accepting a match between a hospital episode and a residential aged care hospital leave event results in a reduction of the estimated maximum false match rate (1.2% compared with 1.7% within a population of 10,000).

Experiments show results related to 5 everyday bimanual activities, which have been selected on the basis of three main parameters: (not) constraining the two hands by a physical tool, (not) requiring a specific sequence of single-hand gestures, being recursive (or not).

Finally, we showed that habitat availability and sampling design had not biased results, on the one hand by constraining daily dispersal movements and on the other hand by leading to under-sampling one of the sexes.

For that matter, many of our kids wear casts during stretching regimes for weeks at a time or for constraint therapy to encourage them to use a weaker hand by constraining a stronger one.

Again, it is important to emphasise the need for balance between empowering local components to act, on the one hand, and constraining them so that their actions are coordinated with the actions and demands associated with other components, on the other.

mellifera on the other hand, constrained by the darkness of its hive, communicates with acoustic and vibrational signals.

Once more, the lesion performed by Roitberg et al. (2003) was less constrained to the hand area than that produced in the present study with the infusion of ibotenic acid at sites identified with ICMS.