Sentence examples for hand to separate from inspiring English sources

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If McCloskey is not on hand to separate the true fans from the speculators, Vick is instructed to hand people her business card.

True pianism is less speed and velocity, more the ability of the ear, and consequently the hand, to separate one voice from the next and give each its own color and character.

The point, he says, is not for the chief executive to be a programmer, but for him to have tried enough technology at first hand to separate hype from reality.

We conclude that for bootstrapping higher-level cognitive capabilities it may be essential on the one hand to separate sensorimotor, anticipatory, control-oriented spatial encodings from compositional, goal-oriented spaces, and on the other hand to enable bidirectional, multiplicative interactions between these two sets of spatial encodings.

It was defined as physiological softening and weakening, thus causing individual fruit in a hand to separate from the crown (Baldry et al. 1981).

Use blunt dissection with fingers of both hands to separate tissues and identify and stabilize the larynx with left hand.

Pull with both hands to separate the back from the breast.

Place the strips in a bowl and toss them with your hands to separate them from each other.

Critics will argue that the two areas of expenditure go hand in hand and to separate them is rather convenient for the IOC, but Bach believes the organisation deserves more credit for its financial contributions to host cities.

Multiphase systems offer the possibility to increase the interfacial area during reaction on the one hand and to separate the metal ligand complexes easily from the organic product phase after reaction, to recycle the expensive catalyst for further reactions, on the other hand.