Sentence examples for hand the developments from inspiring English sources
On the one hand, the developments, while unfortunate, can hardly come as a surprise to anyone given how vulnerable riders or e-scooters are.
The reason for focusing on this period, is on the one hand the extensive sources we have from western travelers, and their elaborate descriptions of tribes and their idiosyncrasies, on the other hand the developments within the Ottoman empire and the impact this had on the local tribal societies.
On the one hand, the development of suitable and reliable filter cells is a crucial task.
On one hand, the development challenges are mainly related to security, robustness, availability, adequate performance and energy consumption optimization.
On other hand, the development of computational modeling helps to understand the inhibition mechanism of those compounds and to develop the newly designed inhibitors.
On the other hand, the development of nanoscience and nanotechnology has generated nanomaterials with novel properties compared with their counterparts in macroscale.
During annealing, on one hand, the development of <111> // ND texture is suppressed because finer MoC particles prevent the grain boundary migration.
On the other hand, the development of photography, which first made it possible to document an artist's complete works, suggested the assembly of a representative selection of originals.
In nanocomposite samples, on the other hand, the development of complete spherulites is interrupted by high nucleation density caused by the presence of nanoparticles and shear amplification that occurs in small spaces between these particles.
He predicts two trends: on the one hand, the development of "premium products with more fibrous, elastic and juicy textures, with the potential to replace meat in good restaurants".
On the other hand, the development of personal relationships between leaders can be an asset, and political leaders can speed agreement by setting guidelines or deadlines and cutting through bureaucratic thickets.
