Sentence examples for hand from the practical from inspiring English sources
The reason I emphasize this distinction is that more than 2,000 years later, it is also equally important to separate out the wider debates about global values, institutions and policies on the one hand from the practical consideration of political and military strategies and tactics on the other.
Therefore, we use a simple fingertip detection method to further evaluate our hand segmentation method from the practical point of view.
On the other hand, from a practical point of view, it is observed that school grades do not clearly reflect pupils' graphomotor performances.
On the one hand, from a practical point of view this would be rather inconvenient since standard software used for REML estimation and BLUP would have to be modified, but on the other hand, it is conceptually simpler and may be easier to extend.
MIT's motto, mens et manus, or mind and hand, emphasizes the practical use of science.
Bahá'ís believe that spiritual life goes hand in hand with the practical life.
This goes hand in hand with the practical programmes that teach immediately relevant skills.
People bring hand-made items ranging from the practical to the fun to the experiential -- like dance, yoga, and foot massages.
At hand is both the practical issue of whether babies are a distraction from the political process as well as the (equally practical) issue of whether the bodies making policy impacting families are conducive to raising them — and the question of whether the political sphere, long thought of as masculine and distinct from the private realm, is comfortable with visible maternity.
Nieman's, for example, offers everything from the practical (a hand-painted bee-bottom ceramic bowl) to the classic (a sterling silver picture frame).
Paranoid or not (participating or not), this tiny subfraternity of inventors clearly loved to talk and could very quickly segue from the practical mechanics of gloves to the philosophical profundity of the human hand.
