Sentence examples for particular hand from inspiring English sources

'It gets easier as you get older because life deals its particular hand and our experiences get deeper, richer, more profound.

One particular hand has been identified on account of a disjointed little finger; another imprint of the same hand has been found elsewhere in the cave.

THE GESTURE There's a particular hand signal that we human motorists in the New York area use to express our displeasure with other drivers who have cut us off, taken our parking space or otherwise annoyed us.

"Imagine that this is the beginning of a change - a change that takes the form of the weight in that particular hand and lower arm beginning to drain away, while the other hand, by contrast, feels a little heavier as time goes by.

Hand hygiene and in particular hand rubbing using alcohol-based hand rub (ABHR) is highly efficacious in preventing HCAI transmission.

The prototype handles were designed to provide different patterns of grip so that they could be suited to the hand/tool interaction in particular hand areas.

To get a better idea of how long you have to crank to charge up your phone's battery, try visiting the manufacturer's specifications page or online manual to see if each particular hand-crank charger has more detailed information.

We record videos of more than 100 graduate students who were asked to portray six particular hand-touch-head (face) movements, i.e., "Hands on Cheeks/Chin Rest", "Ear Scratch", "Eye Rub", "Head Scratch", "Lip Touch" and "Nose Itch".

This qualitative research aims at first defining how pre-service science teachers think regarding the theory of evolution (TOE) with a particular hands-on and minds-on activity (The article by O'Brien (Am Biol Teach 62 8):578–582000000) entitled A toilet paper timeline of evolution: 5 E cycle on the concept of scale is modified and applied in the present research as an intervention process).

There is now very clear evidence showing the importance of hygienic behaviour, in particular hand-washing with soap at critical times: after defecating and before eating or preparing food.

Infection control as a public health measure was not specifically mentioned, although several teachers and head teachers with experience in teaching at socio-economically less well-off schools or schools with high absenteeism hoped that hygiene (in particular hand-washing) would reduce absenteeism.