Sentence examples for physical guide from inspiring English sources

Everything just changed so fast". His infirmity might make him less valuable as a physical guide but more precious as a model for life.

A tubular conduit, acting as a physical guide fabricated from degradable or non-degradable polymers for the regenerating nerve, can guide and facilitate peripheral nerve regeneration.

Using small physical guiding templates, we demonstrated flexible control of aperiodic block copolymer DSA patterns with precise position and outstanding overlay accuracy.

Although the biological mechanisms involved are not fully understood, grafts incorporating physical guides that mimic microscopic nerve tissue features (e.g., basal laminae) appear to provide a significant advantage over grafts that rely on purely chemical or macroscopic similarities to nerve tissue.

"Fish interact in water; humans interact in dàos" (Ibid., HY 18/6/72) He naturalizes dàos less by attending to natural physical guiding structures (e.g. dàos of water) than to the variety of human dàos presented by analogy to the variety of creatures with different dàos.

In addition, they have used a system of tactile prompts and physical guiding to teach Tonja simple tasks, such as feeding and dressing herself.

Assisted feeding ranges from verbal and non-verbal prompts to physical guiding to transferring food from the plate to an individual's mouth [ 43].

Physical therapists guide you through a series of exercises designed to preserve or improve your strength and mobility.

Health Minister Anne McLellan recently issued a physical education guide to public schools and parents urging that exercise for children be increased by half an hour each day.

When you communicate in person, social norms – including body language, manners, and physical appearance – guide your behavior and ease the process.

1994 MIT engineers develop a robot that can "learn" exercises from a physical therapist, guide a patient through them, and, for the first time, record biomedical data on the patient's condition and progress.