Sentence examples for in a different hand from inspiring English sources

Braque's name was added later and in a different hand.

Other small changes you could make are throwing away your lighter and using only matches, holding your cigarette in a different hand, and changing your brand -- anything to break up your routine.

In contrast, the participant in Fig. 8 represented the same action of the piston but with a different hand shape; in addition she portrayed a piston with her left hand and a rod with her right hand which connects the crankshaft and a piston, pushing the piston up.

I liked the split screens of "Hulk," but they shrivel beside the wit of a single scene in "American Splendor," when Joyce, who has not yet met Harvey, arrives at a train station and stares around, seeing a selection of possible Harveys — cutouts, each sketched by a different hand — lounging in vacant seats.

The point cloud raw data of the right hands of 13 female participants (40 65 years, size M) were recorded using a 3D INFOOT scanner in three different hand postures.

Although in general a patient questionnaire is a very efficient and unbiased way of collecting information on outcome for routine use, grip strength may be an easier tool in patients with different hand and wrist conditions.

Try to write it in a different kind of hand writing.

Grip strength ratio correlates well with the DASH score in different hand and wrist conditions.

This study shows that the grip strength ratio correlates well with the DASH score in different hand and wrist conditions.

On the one hand, the live fruition of a music work in a theatre is an experience very difficult to be recreated in a different context or handed down to posterity; but, on the other hand, opera houses are important centers for cultural preservation and diffusion, and their work cannot get lost immediately after performances.

"One side… Like Trieste or Lvov, the medieval city of Gjirokastër, in southern Albania, has passed its history beneath a sign perpetually rewritten, in different hands, but… In "True Grit," the Coen brothers' enjoyably astringent remake of the maudlin John Wayne Western from 1969, the characters all speak in formal diction.