Sentence examples for defining gesture from inspiring English sources

Welcome is her defining gesture; in one way or another, she embraces everything she encounters.

A decision by Mr. Holder to investigate would stand as a defining gesture of independence from Mr. Obama and would serve as a sharp contrast to predecessors like Alberto R. Gonzales, who was said by lawmakers in both parties to have run the Justice Department as a satellite office of the White House.

The longer I look, the closer his profile appears cut along what is perhaps the defining gesture of the digital age, a pose made all the more curious considering the obvious: that both the painting and what's painted came many generations before the digital age.

It is Davos Man's defining gesture.

They show him grappling with formal notions of structure and thematic development, and seeking a balance between the precisely defined gestures of composed music and the freedom and spontaneity of improvisation.

Fewer studies have defined gestures for a specific task, which is the purpose of the present study.

Furthermore, they define gestural congruency as the degree of how well a gesture matches a particular learning item (Johnson-Glenberg et al., 2014).

In order for them to be relevant 10 years from now, they need to be creating new products that capture this generation's interest — starting with new forms of connecting with their friends and beyond, or defining new gestures to wrap around important experiences.

One moment he is Krishna playing his flute and the next he is a coquettish Radha rearranging her hair after the passion of love and looking into her palm at a mirror that seems more than imaginary -- so vividly is it defined by gesture and nuance.

Based on the method, we define nine gestures for interaction control of VEAST.

The way ChaLearn looks at it, if gesture-based control is ever going to become a staple of how we interact with our technology, there can't be an overly-complex process to define those gestures.