Calisthenics are attributed to him, including free calisthenics that is, exercises without the use of hand apparatus such as clubs, wands, and dumbbells.
The events in rhythmic gymnastics are named for the hand apparatus employed by the gymnast: rope, hoop, ball, clubs, and ribbon.
The gymnasts perform choreographed movements with musical accompaniment using hand apparatus such as rope, hoop, ball, clubs and a ribbon.
Rhythmic gymnastics, also called modern gymnastics or modern rhythmic gymnastics, the performance of systematic physical exercise with the aid of such hand apparatuses as ropes, hoops, balls, clubs, and ribbons.
Air puffs will be delivered using a custom-made hand mold apparatus (Facility for Arts Research, Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida, USA) with two flexible nozzles, one positioned approximately 0.5′′ below the palm of hand secured in a molded holder (puff condition), the other placed in proximity but directed away (sham condition).
The building, dating from the 1860s, originally housed a hand-drawn apparatus, according to Frank Kramer, the retired chief.
Upon entry to the museum, which is free, I was offered a self-guided audio tour (also free), a hand-held apparatus that I soon discovered requires some basic code-breaking techniques to master.
He used his mobile phone to call for help while Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his entourage would have to find an alternative ride to his floor, mixing it with regular guests.But the biggest complaint was reserved for this country's notoriously heavy handed security apparatus.
FRISM evolved from the hand-held apparatus, with the goal of broadening and generalizing its use by removing the half-silvered mirror and viewing the image itself on a larger screen, capable of displaying high-resolution tomographic data like that obtained from clinical CT and MR scans.
On the gray morning I visited, two senior researchers were slicing brains using a microtome, a hulking, hand-cranked apparatus not unlike a deli meat slicer the same equipment the Institute once used to cut Lenin's brain into 30,000 pieces. .
These LEDs were 60 mm closer to the participant's eyes than the stimulators to allow a small space for the hands and apparatus.
