Sentence examples for hand execution from inspiring English sources

In a software company, on the other hand, execution speed is pretty much just limited by the number of hours one's engineers can stay awake.

On the other hand, execution monitoring has been a well studied topic within industrial control, although control theorists seldom use this term.

For each subject this results in 9 parameter estimate images for mouth sounds, 9 for hand sounds, 16 for mouth execution, and 16 for hand execution.

As an overview, the mouth execution task consisted of manipulating a small plastic object (a garden-type plastic dwarf 2 cm tall) with the lips while keeping the jaw closed, while the hand execution task was to rip a piece of paper or break a peanut with both hands.

There are too many possible permutations to do a complete permutation test (32C16≅108), so a random permutation test was performed by calculating the accuracy of 1000 random data relabelings (i.e. randomly reordering the "mouth" and "hand" execution labels, using the same ordering for each subject).

We showed that the ipsilateral M1 was deactivated (Fig. 1), and that this phenomenon was more prominent during right-hand execution than left hand execution (Fig. 2).

On the other hand, executions are up, movie directors and producers such as ismail rassuloff have been imprisoned, and to date, so far as we know, only one leading political prisoner has been released (the regime has not provided a list, only a number).

The authors developed a new instrument, for which a patent has already been filed, for one-hand execution of rectal suction biopsies, which will make this operation easier and faster.

A recent study [92] shows that premotor and parietal lesions that impair hand action execution (as compared to mouth action execution) selectively impair the recognition of hand gestures (and their sounds).

The books they cite are Alfred Chandler's "The Visible Hand" and "Execution" by Larry Bossidy, the no-nonsense former boss of Honeywell, a computer company, and Ram Charan, a management guru; not the usual set-texts of nation-building.Another problem, the authors argue, is the international aid system, which they say is "now deeply out of synch with the challenges of the contemporary world".

The election, he added, was a battle between two approaches – on the one hand, the execution of austerity measures to the letter, whether or not those measures were working; on the other, a pragmatic notion – advanced by Mario Draghi, the head of the of European Central Bank – of "whatever it takes" to save the euro.