Sentence examples for hand to object from inspiring English sources

An attendee raised his hand to object.

He will whisper the method for making gold richer, redder; the passing of real gold, true red gold, from hand to object, from lifeline to piece, real gold made precious by his almost-touching of it, made precious by his blood in it, his life in it.

Unlike most modern filibusters, the Kentucky senator is actually attempting to talk through the whole thing -- like Jimmy Stewart in "Mr. Smith Goes To Washington" -- rather than simply raising his hand to object and requiring 60 votes to proceed.

However, each time the result of reflex grasping provided a stable grasp, this grasp was reinforced, and over time, a repertoire developed of situations in which a stable grasp could be elicited including the appropriate prepositioning of the hand to a position from which the final approach of hand to object could be made without relying on the happenstance of reflex grasping.

Derek Bok, former president of Harvard University, recalled protests during the Vietnam War era when the students did more than sign virtual petitions or hand out fliers to object to speakers.

The object manipulation can be sequenced into the following phases: (1) move the hand to the object and orient/preshape it for the grasp (prehension), (2) grasp the object, (3) bring the object to the point of usage (e.g., mouth in order to drink), (4) use the object, (5) bring the hand to the point where the object will be released, and (6) release the object by opening the hand.

The approach followed here is to let an artificial neural network (ANN) learn the nonlinear inverse kinematics functional relating the hand joint positions and displacements to object displacement.

This 500 ms delay compensated for the extra time after breaking the beam for participants to move their hand to the object in the HH condition.

For experimental runs with the hand, grasping required the subjects to precision grasp the object with their thumb and index finger (Hand-G) without lifting whereas the reaching action required the subject to simply transport their hand to the object without hand pre-shaping (Hand-R).

However, in his study of congenitally blind subjects Castiello [ 23] found that visual feedback was not necessary for transporting the hand to an object, but was important for the scaling of grip aperture.

For instance, human experience in grasping has been used to guide a robotic arm and hand to grasp objects, and lately to compare human-guided grasps to grasps obtained with a planner (Balasubramanian et al. 2010).