Sentence examples for lightweight hand from inspiring English sources

During World War I Goddard developed a number of designs of small military rockets to be launched from a lightweight hand launcher.

The boy, fox and diva were to be lightweight hand puppets, sculptured out of cubes of white foam that had to be dyed to approximate flesh tones.

You can use lightweight hand and leg weights, building gradually from perhaps 10-ounce weights (such as a can of soup), or work out on weight machines (such as Nautilus or Universal).

It consists of a lightweight hand-held camera, a backpack containing electronic circuitry and power supply, and a videotape cassette unit.

He graduated with a degree in electrical engineering from what is now Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland in 1939 and kept improving on his lightweight, hand-held mobile transceivers.

In fact, King favoured the last description for his films, which he made by shooting the drama of everyday life as spontaneously as possible without any direction of the participants, or interviews or narration, using lightweight hand-held cameras.

Acer would like us to believe that we will be swiping and touching our way to nirvana twice as fast with its dual-screen marvel, but that in no way takes into account the way people are using touchscreens (intimately, in lightweight, hand-held devices).

Making highly sophisticated effects by means of lightweight, hand-scale techniques achieves another effect, one that Godard has been pursuing for forty years: to make, almost casually and with the cinematic equivalent of a painter's hand, images that have the grandeur and the solidity of the ones that he has always loved in the grand-scale masterworks of the history of cinema.

This property is not only of concern for lightweight hand-held devices in PCS and MSCS, but also for NCC.

Morgan Motor Company's recipe has worked for a century: lightweight, hand-built cars with a surfeit of power, rakishly abbreviated bodywork and charisma by the bucket-load.

The lightweight, hand-held camera used 35mm cinema film; a custom-made lens ensured that prints from those small negatives could be blown up to a large scale.