Sentence examples for controlled by hand from inspiring English sources
She got around on an electric three-wheel scooter, which she first controlled by hand and later, as her condition worsened, with her chin.
The technology could help people who have recently lost their hearing and, on a more basic level, it could improve our interactions with gadgets that are usually controlled by hand.
The earliest command-guided air-to-surface and antitank munitions were tracked by eye and controlled by hand; later the naked eye gave way to enhanced optics and television tracking, which often operated in the infrared range and issued commands generated automatically by computerized fire-control systems.
Samsung Smart TV will become the first TV to offer the world's most popular game and set a new standard in the industry by offering a game for Smart TVs controlled by hand gestures.
Underkoffler now works for a technology design firm called Oblong and is famous for coming up with the idea of a multi-screen interface which can be intuitively controlled by hand gestures.
A new patent granted to Apple on Tuesday suggests that the computer giant is developing a user interface that will be controlled by hand motions.
In the years before the Moviola editing machine came on the market in 1924, film cutters ran the film on reels controlled by hand-cranked rewinds, through a small box that was set into a table and covered with frosted glass.
Skiing remains the main family entertainment, with costs controlled by handing down equipment.
A projector creates the imagery, which can be controlled by hands or fingers tracked using a Kinect depth sensor.
Weeds, principally grasses (mostly Holcus lanatus L ., but also legumes (e.g. Lotus uliginosus Schkuhr) and other broadleaf species (e.g. Ranunculus repens L ., were controlled by hand-weeding and application of herbicide (glyphosate at 1.8 kg a.i. ha−1).
A plane that light would be difficult to control by hand, especially during a stalling maneuver, but the computer does it right, ending by settling itself on the power lines with a little hook.
