Sentence examples for left hand part from inspiring English sources

The results form a disconnected Pareto front where the left hand part can be used for flexible structures but is difficult to find.

Figure 5 shows the conditions in the left hand part of the spreadsheet and Figure 7 the actions in the right-hand side of the same spreadsheet.

The internal fabric in this clast is truncated along the rounded grain boundary with the enclosing serpentinite sandstone/conglomerate (dark) without drag features (most apparent in the upper left hand part of the view).

Your experience when you look at an arrangement of fruits on Inverted Earth is phenomenologically the same as your previous experience of the counterpart arrangement on Earth (see the left hand part of figure 4), and conversation with the locals proceeds just as smoothly as it did back on Earth.

Open image in new window Fig. 11 a LM bar: partial delamination of sand coating, b HM bar: detachment of entire sand coating, c bar pullout from the left hand part showing outward movement and d bar pullout showing inward movement of the bar.

Both Christ and Peter then point to the left hand part of the painting, where the next scene takes place in the middle background: Peter taking the money out of the mouth of the fish.

All that the user needs to do is to wear a helmet that's equipped with these sensors and imagine which of four pre-determined robot parts (left hand, right hand, tongue or feet – yes, tongue) he or she wants to see moving.

Using the piano for accompanying will often involve both hands for turn around parts, left hand or right hand chording variations, ideas like the Circle of Fifths, and adapting to what your soloist does by recognizing the style and responding to the tempo, rhythm and style by ear.

Storey, who was born without a functioning left hand, could easily have been part of that trio.

A rule consists of two parts: LHS (left hand side) is the conditions of a rule and RHS (right hand side) is the reasoning results.

The tricky part is coordinating the clutch and the gear shifting between your left hand and left foot.