Sentence examples for means that hand from inspiring English sources

The large search space of potential parameter settings for leg joints means that hand tuning is not feasible in general.

"This means that hands that once held rifles will be put to use tilling land, selling produce, manning work stations and opening doorways of opportunity for other citizens," Mr. Aquino said.

That meant that hands weren't washed or equipment sterilized.

This just means you shake that hand up and down, from side to side, or however you want to shake it.

The film does raise some interesting points about what should and shouldn't be important when looking for a potential match and whether the intimidating variety of choices actually means that handing over the decision-making process to a stranger can be beneficial.

This meant that initial hand movements were leftward for CCS free-kicks and rightward for CS free-kicks (early bias: F2,18 = 54.08; P<10−7; final error: F2,18 = 38.28; P<10−6; all post-hoc comparisons P<0.0005).

I mean, that was handed off, right?

The antivibration systems now mean that hand-held close-up photos can be taken at very slow speeds without blurring.

Properly speaking, outsourcing means that companies hand work they used to perform in-house to outside firms.

This means that the hand is moved a 40%% to velocities bigger than 100 mm/s.

And that means that advanced hand axes had already been invented when humans first started leaving Africa, says the study's lead author, geologist Christopher Lepre of the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory in Palisades, New York.