Sentence examples for hand figures from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, figures released on Thursday show net immigration running at a record high.

On the one hand, figures like the zombie and vampire are written off by cultural theory elitists as nothing more than a cheap fad, a product of mass culture.

As she reels out much of Chaleur Humaine, but cuts from its formative EPs, too, Letissier's symphony of head, shoulder, hip and hand figures drip with the fierceness of contemporary R&B, while avoiding all the sexualised cliches female pop performers usually incorporate.

On the other hand, Figures 8 and 9 illustrate the effect of uniaxial strain on the transconductance g m which describes the device's switching-on behavior.

Figure 4 Variation in measured (symbols) and modelled (line) volume index for E. camaldulensis x E. globulus (left hand figures) and E. nitens (right hand figures) over the course of the trial for trees in block 1 (a, d), block 2 (b, e) and block 3 (c, f).

On the other hand, Figures 4e,f shows the samples prepared using palladium nitrate solution, immersing the CNT-AAO membrane for 116 h and by casting 30 μL of the same solution directly on a piece of CNT-AAO, respectively.

Brits, on the other hand, figure prominently: names that stand out include those of Brian Cox, Charlie Leadbeater, Colin Blakemore, David Goodhart, John Barrow, Karl Sabbagh, Martin Rees, Mark Pagel, Lewis Wolpert, Matt Ridley, Patrick Bateson, Simon Baron-Cohen, Ross Anderson, Tim Berners-Lee and Helena Cronin, for example.

Hamilton, on the other hand, figured in one of the most interesting and at times almost comical sagas.

The quartet Pretty Ricky, on the other hand, figured the audience members were ready for something a little less suggestive and a little more demonstrative.

Starr, on the other hand, figured his revamped portfolio would grow by only 8% annually.

On the other hand, Figure 3 shows how much more expensive – and risky - the market truly is.