Sentence examples for hand encounters from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, "Encounters" is laid out like a scavenger hunt, with a map telling you where to find the displays.

Both men fought bravely in hand to hand encounters, one resorting to use of bolo knife after rifle jammed and further fighting with bayonet and butt became impossible.

Reaction times were collected from T1. "In this experiment, you will be asked to look at a centred red square during the entire session while trying to guess, as quick as possible, the intention of the actor in every video clip once the hand encounters the object (e.g., to use the object or to move it)".

Students, on the other hand, encounter some sensory (e.g: boredom, fatigue), cognitive (e.g: not understanding), physical environmental and physicomotor difficulties.

As we climbed, a campesino returning from his fields with machete in hand, encountered our group.

Cunimund, on the other hand, encountered hostility when he once again asked the Emperor for military assistance, as the Byzantines had been angered by the Gepids' failure to cede Sirmium to them, as had been agreed.

Primary signaling molecules that diffuse away from the origin, on the other hand, encounter less competition and can more readily serially activate many molecules.

Because of the risk of heart or lung failure associated with their stings, any sting from a scorpion smaller than an adult's hand encountered in this region should be treated by medical professionals as soon as possible.

Wandering off into the Comedy section inundates you with remarkable tales of Evanier's first-hand encounters -- from Groucho Marx, Red Skelton, Gwen Verdon and Henny Youngman, to Sam Kinison and even Senor Wences.

Although director Josh C. Waller, who also teamed with Bell on the 2013 exploitation film "Raze," should have made a greater effort to play to his leading lady's more sinewy strengths, her anticipated hand-to-hand encounters are ultimately beaten into submission by an irritating atonal score that constantly drowns any trace of nuance under an onslaught of shrill electronic sludge.

V-DAY, UNICEF call for end to rape, sexual torture against girls in eastern DRC NEW YORK, 6 August 2007 -   Highlighting the issue of violence against women and girls in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), renowned playwright Eve Ensler has chronicled her first-hand encounters with women in eastern DRC, where sexual violence has become a routine weapon of war.