Sentence examples similar to hand border from inspiring English sources

"The new exogenous challenge of having to deal with refugees and migrants is such that the overall task at hand borders on the impossible".

James Adams of The Globe and Mail wrote that they were a "dignified ritual of calming, hypnotic grace, with sleights of hand bordering on the magicianly".

Of those synaptic profiles that crossed a border of the micrograph, only those that crossed the top and left hand borders of the image were included, with those crossing the bottom and lower borders being excluded.

The data from this study clearly shows that there can be very significant differences in the distance from the center of the tumor to the left and right hand borders of irregular shaped MM lesions; In Fig. 5A, sample numbers 3 and 6, show an approximately 50% differences in left- and right-hand borders, illustrating that the tumors in these samples were asymmetric.

Similarly, at the Met, look at "Sappho" (1865), in which one of her housemaids, Mary Hillier, is posed in profile, wearing a richly embroidered dress, and you will witness a torn white line running from the left-hand border, imprinted by an angry crack in the plate.

A similar discrepancy was also observed for the x-velocity for path 3 as the target approached the right-hand border (data not shown).

Its ROC curve was closest to the left-hand border and the top border of the ROC space, indicating that it had the most optimal trade-off between sensitivity and specificity among the four schemes evaluated.

The DsRed gene was placed adjacent to the right-hand T-DNA border in our vector, and since the right-hand border is transferred first this configuration is more likely to produce false positives (strong fluorescence without corresponding vIL-10 accumulation) than false negatives (strong vIL-10 expression without fluorescence).

The closer the curve follows the left-hand border and then the top border of the ROC space, the more accurate the test, whereas the closer the curve comes to the 45-degree diagonal of the ROC space, the less accurate the test.

Republicans, following Trump's lead, have refused to approve legal status for DREAMers unless it comes hand-in-hand with border wall funding, drastic cuts to legal immigration, and stepped up immigration enforcement, which Democrats generally oppose.

Which is too bad, because the Senate's bird in the hand — the Border Security, Economic Opportunity and Immigration Modernization Act — is good for both parties and, lest anyone forget what this is all about, the country.