Two-thirds of votes are taken by a show of hands, producing North Korean-style majorities of 80% and more.
He kissed the back of his hand, producing a squeaking noise that summoned a curious Kauai elepaio, a little gray bird with dark wing bars.
His homepage opens with a film of a magical hand producing a fluent sketch of a tower, to reinforce his creative aura.
It has been known since the early 1950s that planning and execution of movement, especially of the hand, produces desynchronization or suppression of this rhythm [ 102, 103], while inhibition of motor behavior enhances it or produces synchronization in animals [ 104].
Under normal circumstances, the appearance and orientation of the rubber hand is crucial in eliciting the illusion, and nonhand objects will not produce a sense of ownership even when stroking is synchronous, nor will a convincing facsimile of a hand produce the illusion when its orientation is clearly inconsistent with the real hand (27).
According to a report in Motherboard, researchers have managed to demonstrate how vein authentication can be fooled by a wax copy of a hand produced using a template from a suitably hacked digital camera.
Republican philosophy dictates that government should stay out of the way of business, because market forces will thanks to the absurd notion of the "invisible hand"—produce the best possible results for everyone.
The kind of supervision, on the other hand, produced some small differences only in the area of prenatal care, which did not reach statistical significance.
De novo modelling, on the other hand, produces ensembles of conformations that result from known or hypothesized physical or biological processes, and tests whether these ensembles are consistent with features of experimental contact frequency maps and imaging data (for example, refs 19, 54).
For the one-hand techniques, the right and left hand produced CCs of similar quality.
