Sentence examples for keeping hand from inspiring English sources

Steady velocity is implemented by keeping hand static with the fluid flowing at constant velocity.

This is an interesting intervention study with a good twist on keeping hand hygiene interesting for healthcare professionals.

He advises keeping hands open with thumb and forefinger together, as though holding a potato chip.

(Frequent and long washing of hands is effective prevention, doctors say, as is keeping hands away from the face).

"Presidents have always been very careful about maintaining the appearance of keeping hands off the I.R.S.," he said.

Antibacterial soap is no better than regular soap at keeping hands free of bacteria, according to a study presented last week.

This does not mean keeping hands off, he said, but rather creating what he calls a "supportive environment".

Smaller Asian navies are expanding as a counterbalance to the big powers, and they have an interest in keeping hands off the choke-point of the Malacca Strait.

It certainly seemed to some that police officers were keeping hands off, perhaps a policy meant to avoid provoking an incident at an ethnic event.

But will the rest of the world buy into a life that will require keeping hands even just a fraction as cloistered as hers?

For the next half-hour Dimon tosses questions like a populist politician, keeping hands flying.