The phrase 'hand moving' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the motion of someone's hand, such as, "The magician's hand moved across the table, performing the trick."
During hay season, the farmers work by hand, moving at a frantic pace.
Watching Gopin, I found my hand moving to my own smartphone.
"Dose" went up on a lamppost, Mingus's hand moving in studied arcs.
Even the wave is becoming more assertive, the hand moving from waist to head height.
"I like photography," he said, one hand moving a stylus around a graphics tablet.
When at their best, the linemen play like five fingers on one hand, moving in synchronicity.
"I didn't feel my hand moving the way I wanted it," Martinez said of the other gloves he tried.
In drawing, the opposite is true: you hear the clock ticking, see faces changing, see the artist's hand moving.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Watching Gopin, I found my hand moving to my own smartphone.
For Heidegger, then, we start not with the present-at-hand, moving to the ready-to-hand by adding value-predicates, but with the ready-to-hand, moving to the present-at-hand by stripping away the holistic networks of everyday equipmental meaning.
Only when the EEG signal frequency is consistent with the hand-moving frequency can a high decoding accuracy be achieved.
