Sentence examples for hand to a range from inspiring English sources
We need them to be flexible and able to turn their hand to a range of jobs.
Instead, it seemed more likely that such intelligence would be built into a small number of machines capable of turning their robotic hands to a range of different tasks.
He was an artisan who could turn his hands to a range of practical creative projects as patrons required.
A professor of history by trade, Schama has frequently been lured from academia's ivory tower by what he calls the "hot metal romance" of demotic hackery, and has turned his hand to an impressive range, from the book review and political essay to the cookery column and showbiz interview.
He plans to start giving one class a week from June onwards at Studio 25, and later in the the basement at The Docs when work has been carried out to convert it into a yoga studio, with a physiotherapist also on hand to tackle a range of musculoskeletal problems.
To measure lymph node HU with/without internal fat at normal lymph node hila, we traced outlines of lymph nodes by hand to highlight a range of interest (ROI).
The process of verifying your identity is not done by the government itself but is handed over to a range of outside companies.
Significantly, the acyclic nature of 45 and 46 and the flexibility of the glycoluril tetramer backbone allow these compounds to flex like a hand to accommodate a wide range of guest sizes.
"We want the judge to understand the community and the problems which it faces".The judge will be able to hand down a range of traditional and not-so-traditional punishments, ranging from appropriate community service (for convicted vandals, cleaning up the local park) to drug counselling.
In more than 700 trials he was able to use the sensory information from his new hand to calibrate his grip to a range of tasks.
If your e-reader ends up being "recycled" illegally so that workers, including children, in developing countries dismantle it by hand, they will be exposed to a range of toxic substances.
