Sentence examples for hand such that from inspiring English sources
Applied to the RHI, the consensus view holds that participants integrate touch felt on the biological hand with visible stroking of the rubber hand, such that they do not experience distinct unimodal events.
A descriptive analysis was done from velocity magnitudes of each hand such that the integer values of the velocities obtained with the derivative of the position vector are considered only.
The software-defined coordinates in LabVIEW were considered the ideal coordinates, and the camera was adjusted by hand such that a single pixel on both the MATLAB image-processing module and the LabVIEW actuation module had the same dimensions.
Its main contributions include that during the online FTC controller reconfiguration, the infeasibility due to the possibly inconsistent constraints is avoided by relaxing soft constraints on the one hand, such that the continuous operation of the closed-loop FTC system is ensured.
The stylus was attached to the index finger of the observer's dominant hand, such that the tip of the stylus coincided in position with the tip of the finger.
An emergency squeeze bulb was positioned near the right hand such that the participant could easily squeeze it without having to move or look for the bulb.
As a consequence, a common interpretation of this literature is that neural activity in the FFA and face awareness go hand-in-hand, such that face-selective activity in FFA might be thought not to occur without awareness of a face.
One opinion leader from a global NGO said that product developers "should target low-cost manufacturing to keep costs low [and should] not license to [a] high-cost manufacturer," and another was adamant that the rights to an LAI "should rest in 'public hands' such that several manufacturers can produce it without hindrance".
Lie on your back and hold dumbbells in your hands such that they are horizontal with your chest.
On the one hand, such structure supports treatment that requires the documented information.
4 and 5, and on the other hand are computationally efficient such that large ensembles of trajectories can be calculated in reasonable time.
