Sentence examples for modern hand from inspiring English sources

He also performed the first modern hand transplant, in 1998.

Modern hand tools were developed in the period after 1500 bce.

Though furniture produced by modern hand craftsmen is beautifully made from the best materials, it often requires considerable discernment to detect the difference between it and the best commercial furniture.

By Katherine Stirling October 4, 2008 Jean-Michel Dubernard performed the first modern hand transplant in 1998, the first double hand transplant in 2003, and the first partial facial transplant in 2005.

Because the earliest stone artifacts were of such simple construction and because chimpanzees, orangutans, and capuchin monkeys today can employ stones, stems, vines, and sticks to extract nutritious morsels from protective covers, one need not expect that early hominin toolmakers displayed modern hand structure and exquisite motor control.

This is no one's idea of refined eating, but there are some innovations on the menu that show a modern hand: a flavorful vegetarian version of cholent, the traditional slow-cooked bean stew; a schnitzel with almonds in the breading; a carrot soufflé pushed into decadence by a dark chocolate sauce.

It was even more unusual for a violin maker to conduct hands-on acoustic research, harnessing technology so that modern hands might build instruments to rival the work of 17th- and 18th-century masters.

Dramatic highlights: golden tiled walls with rounded arches and modern hand-blown glass chandeliers.

It is the machine that Cuyahoga County votes on, and it works like this: Inside each machine there is a computer roughly as powerful and flexible as a modern hand-held organizer.

But if it is one of the few pirate artifacts to come into modern hands, the hulk will illuminate a lost age.

Here, Mr Kiefer has depicted numerous woodcut portraits of such luminaries around a flaming bonfire, their heads scored through with anarchic lines, like dreadful fissures or cracks.Many of the other works, by contrast, are about making paintings an honourable tradition which, in some modern hands, is treated ironically.