Sentence examples for in which handing from inspiring English sources

It also paves the way for Flattr to migrate further towards the holy grail of peer-to-peer payments (think: mobile phone as wallet) in which handing over cash digitally becomes as easy, if not easier than it is physically.

A move that we noted at the time paves the way for Flattr to migrate further towards the holy grail of peer-to-peer payments (think: mobile phone as wallet) in which handing over cash digitally becomes as easy, if not easier than it is physically.

"I wish for a world in which hands would only be used for handshakes, for rubbing each others backs".

Thus his art was primarily one of posture and gesture, in which hand movements were particularly expressive and important.

Indonesian Songket fabrics, in which hand-woven silk or cotton is intricately patterned with gold or silver thread, were also influenced by Indian traditions, Ms. Tan said.

Thus the art of the pantomimus was primarily one of posture and gesture, in which hand movements were particularly expressive and important.

This may be where kinetic cinema, Chinese or otherwise, is heading — a form in which hand-to-hand combat does the work that would once have been the province of a heart-to-heart.

But Mr. Giuliani acknowledged problems because of the age of the city subways, in which hand-operated, century-old control systems are incapable of stopping trains at the same position in each station each time they pull in.

Apple, in its patent, said it was developing "a process in which hand-held computing devices can provide a lockout mechanism without requiring any modifications or additions to the vehicle".

More than 170 postcards will document life in the city from the turn of the last century to the mid-50's, the years in which hand-colored postcards were produced.

This is a classic pose in which hands and feet are flat on the floor, knees are straight (though not locked) and the body is bent at the waist at a right angle.