Sentence examples for given hand from inspiring English sources

Bridge is a contest between teams, each of which competes over a "contract" — how many tricks they think they can win in a given hand.

That, Mr Lederer is convinced, is only because the opposing arguments have been botched at the bench.As he concedes, it is hard to argue that a seasoned professional will beat a first-timer in any given hand.

The difference between between blackjack and roulette, he accurately points out, is that each spin of the roulette wheel offers a fresh shot with the same probabilities, while success at a given hand of blackjack is partly a function of which cards have been previously dealt.

Gamblers might win a given hand out of sheer luck, but over an extended period, as the impact of luck evens out, they must overcome carefully trained neural nets that self-learned to play aggressively and unpredictably with the expertise of a skilled professional.

The purpose of this study is thus to examine whether finger kinematics are altered when using a given hand exoskeleton.

The chances are slim that such an ordering will appear on any given hand, but shuffling does not mean that order cannot accidentally appear, just that it is less and less likely.

They receive training from preschool and primary teachers and attend monthly meetings where they are given hand-outs and hands-on practice with children in homes, peer support and co-operative problem solving.

Participants portray characters from a film noir narrative and are given hand-held media players, each loaded with an audiovisual file providing voice-overs, flashbacks, a script and a map spanning three Brooklyn blocks.

Participants portray characters from a film-noir narrative and are given hand-heldmedia players, each loaded with an audiovisual file providing voice-overs, flashbacks, a script and a map spanning three Brooklyn blocks.

Showing his penchant for unusual ideas, he also suggested that police officers be given hand-held metal detectors — "magic wands," as he put it — that they could use during stops.

Although a very limited number of facial molds were used, each face was given hand-modeled features — noses, ears, mouths, moustaches and so on — so that no two looked alike.