He had long understood that he needed to do something with his hands to compensate for the work that he did indoors, and it was not going to be golf or woodworking.
In her 30s she grew deaf, and as a result she developed an innovative method to explore the beat of the human heart using her hands to compensate for her hearing loss.
In that zone, where the artist's decisions register kinesthetically, awakening your sense of touch as well as enchanting your eye, it is hard to doubt the value of the modernist adventure: a bet on the adequacy of sheer form, in the right hands, to compensate for a lost faith in established orders of civilization.
"Shaking hands to compensate for a racial slur is not what the game has signed up to, and trivialises the work of campaigns like Kick It Out, which has been in the vanguard of rooting out discrimination and unacceptable behaviour in our game for the best part of two decades.
Problem-based strategies [ 34], such as using vision or the non-injured digits or hand instead to compensate for the functional loss, were mentioned.
(United, like other American carriers, has already had a $1.2 billion hand-out to compensate for the effects of the terrorist attacks).Mr Tilton's plan, which the ATSB has been studying in recent weeks, is certainly ambitious.
On the other hand, firms trying to compensate for limited in-house R&D capabilities through collaboration with external partners have to overcome a number of knowledge and market barriers to innovation.
On the one hand, it has to transfer the high electromagnetic forces acting on the TBM to the shield and on the other hand, it has to compensate the different thermal expansions between the shield and the back plate of the TBM.
Indeed, they predicted that it would require an additional 12% improvement in adherence to hand hygiene policies to compensate for staff shortages.
It nearly had to hand over City Hall to compensate a man injured in the local lock-up.
