Sentence examples for hand to realize from inspiring English sources

A starry trio of vocal soloists was on hand to realize Cage's brain-teasing instructions: Joan La Barbara, a veteran Cage interpreter; Meredith Monk, one of the few living musicians fully deserving of the "maverick" name; and Jessye Norman, in all her diva splendor.

Qiao et al. develop a lightweight, less driven under-actuated robotic hand to realize on-orbit capture in space and propose a new analysis method for configuring the number of knuckles of finger by taking the maximum grasping space into account.

In this definition, health is linked to quality of life and can be regarded as a means to an end rather than a fixed state, to which a person should aspire: "(Health is) the extent to which an individual or group is able on the one hand, to realize aspirations and satisfy needs; and, on the other hand, to change or cope with the environment.

The unlucky, on the other hand, need to realize their limitations, he said.

Meditators, on the other hand, come to realize that things do not have inherent natures.

On the other hand, failure to realize an adequate production in the course of production interval may lead condensates to be accumulated resulting in an extensive reduction in the field productivity.

It is high time to take our future in our own hands and to realize that our current economy is part of the problem and cannot be part of the solution.

"On the other hand, it fails to realize that the Fed helped create this crisis by ignoring the red flags as far back as five years ago.

Of the two parties, it is Oliver who seems to have seized the upper hand, or else to realize that he has had it all along: he gets to mock the sites that, in effect, host his show, because the cost of not sharing has been judged as too high to pass up.

On the other hand, in order to realize the applications, it is extremely important to get a good understanding of their electrical properties.

Data-centric organizations, on the other hand, have come to realize that capturing, engaging with, analyzing, and applying sustainability data in their projects is not "one more thing," and have learned that to have the greatest impact, data cannot be added on top of an organization's on-going practices, but rather integrated into their pre-existing mind-sets and processes.