Sentence examples for finger span from inspiring English sources

The ring keys allowed simultaneous closure of two or more keys that would normally be beyond the reach of the player's finger span.

Swift's hands, which had a finger span of, were sufficiently large for him to easily pick up the ball with one hand, and gave rise to the nickname "Frying Pan Hands".

Do this by using your fingers span to space the pleats, and fold them across the short end of the sari.

The stargazer sits before a celestial globe, his fingers spanning the constellation Pegasus.

Subjects are equipped with a finger-spanning device to continuously rate and log their perceived pain during fMRI data collection.

Finger tapping, simple reaction time latency, sequence B latency, symbol digit latency, and auditory digit span were also significantly associated with exposure.

In addition we used four tests from the neuropsychological battery for psychological assessment of the Neurobehavioral Evaluation System (NES2) [ 24]: Finger Tapping, Hand-Eye Coordination, Visual Digit Span and Switching Attention.

Group differences were found on all academic achievement tests, the Chipasat (verbal working memory), Digit span backwards (verbal working memory), finger windows backwards (nonverbal working memory), and DANVA – adult angry voice (emotional perception).

The eight BARS tests include measures of psychomotor functioning (finger tapping, simple reaction time, and progressive ratio) and measures of cognitive functioning (symbol-digit, digit span, selective attention, serial digit learning, and continuous performance).

We assessed neurocognitive function with an eleven-test neuropsychologic battery (WAIS-R Digit Span, Trail Making A and B, Boston Naming, Benton Visual Retention and Recognition Test, Controlled Oral Word Association, WAIS-R Digit Symbol, Mattis-Kovner Verbal Recall and Recognition and Finger Tapping Test).

In mouse Piccolo each zinc finger domain spans an intron-exon boundary with the first 3 CXXC motifs located in the 3′ end of an exon, and the last CXXC motif located in the 5′ of the subsequent exon.