Sentence examples for hand projected from inspiring English sources

The front legs, on the other hand, projected out to each side from the shoulder sockets in a "push-up" position.

At the core of LUISA is a discrete allocation method that is doubly constrained by on the one hand projected regional land demands and on the other hand regional land supply.

On the other hand, projected temperature increase will cause forest decline by droughts [49, 50] and increase the danger of forest fires leading to a larger area being burned, more ignitions and longer fire seasons [51 54].

A note by Raz et al. [10] reports on an experiment using a hand projected in a stereo virtual environment (Reachin Display), where a questionnaire-based study found that a subjective illusion of ownership occurred both and separately for synchronous visuomotor and visuotactile stimulation.

Art created by a devoted hand projects its kindness into the space around it and the hearts of those who view it.

On the other hand, projecting a larger number of principle components, such as 1024, actually increases runtime while recognition accuracy decreases as a result of redundant data being included.

Sams's translations are unaffected and idiomatic and Tomlinson's delivery, with the translations held in his hands, projected them absorbingly.

One of the most memorable was Tabaimo's exhibition of animated videos that explore the ills of contemporary Japanese society, including a ghostly pair of writhing hands projected onto the museum's bay windows after dark.

The video shows ghostly images of different people's hands projected over a river onto a wall at the foot of the A-Bomb Dome, a building that survived the 1945 blast and is now preserved as a memorial.

The left hand tends to guide the ball, and the right hand projects.

"One hundred percent totally, completely untrue," the State Department spokesman shot back next day.Mr Barak, on the other hand, projects prudence.