Sentence examples for extent of hand from inspiring English sources

The indices describe the extent of hand dominance for a given task within a continuum ranging from 1 to −1 (left hand dominance).

Smoking may reflect the extent of hand to mouth contact which may be important in transmission of the infection, especially in an occupational exposure setting.

Their campaigns coordinated on voter outreach, even to the extent of handing out materials for each other, standing together at polling places, and planning an Election Day rendezvous for campaign volunteers at the offices of the theocratic Institute on the Constitution, which Peroutka co-­founded and where Whitney serves as senior instructor.

None immediately available other than gut it out, scheme, and wait for good health and 12 to come back to himself November 3, 2013 Paul Holland (@paulholland66) @Paolo_Bandini Without knowing the true extent of his hand injury it's hard to know how much of his problem is down to that.

The movement laterality ratio was chosen [ intact−residual)/(intact+residual)], as it portrays the extent of intact hand usage, given the contribution of residual arm movements.

A Kinect and the OpenNI library were used to detect the position of the participants' hands in 3D (see Figure 2), and the maximum speed, acceleration and extent of the hands were extracted for each performance.

Hurling players can often continue to compete despite minor-to-moderate hand injury and so the extent and consequences of hand trauma may be under recognised.

But this is to some extent Mr. Obama's sleight of hand.

To some extent, this is sleight of hand: The festival itself is held in Boston every other spring (this year's runs from June 11 to 17), but its administration also presents concerts during the season by both Boston and international ensembles, some of which make their way to the Morgan series as well.

This glimpse is the extent of my first-hand experience with my family's birthplace.

This was observed for trained and non-trained tasks, suggesting that intra-corporeal knot tying training may compensate to some extent the lack of hand-eye coordination training.