Sentence examples for realistic hand from inspiring English sources

Last June, at the International Food Machinery and Technology Expo in Tokyo, a broad-shouldered Motoman SDA-10 robot with spatulas for arms made okonomiyaki (savory pancakes) for attendees; another robot grabbed sushi with an eerily realistic hand; and still another, the Dynamizer, sliced cucumbers at inhumanly fast speeds and occasionally complained about being tired and wanting to go home.

Other use cases for Mi.Mu include potentially allowing virtual reality hardware makers to insert realistic hand movements into environments.

Mr. Hu's film turned the genre away from the supernatural vagaries and clanging swordplay that had dominated it and moved the action into the relatively realistic, hand-to-hand combat and clean, well-defined spaces of the contemporary kung fu movie.

The upward gesturing of the hands suggests a heavenly plea, while the disconnectedness of the various elements -- the realistic hands, the wooden arms and the abstract base -- hints at calamity.

Hands are the focus of an earlier work, "Puppet" (1993), a sprightly drawing of a comic ceramic container in the shape of a bag, with eyes, a nose and a mouth through which a hand pokes; it is displayed by two realistic hands that hold it up against the outline of a torso.

The natural and the realistic go hand in hand with the quality of the experience.

Over the past decade, this limitation has been challenged by the emergence of hyper-realistic, hand-painted silicone masks (Fig. 1), originally developed in the special effects industry as an alternative to multi-hour make-up sessions.

Even when, at the age of 19, Meyer exchanged his body-powered hook for a myoelectric prosthesis with a more realistic plastic hand, he kept his disfigured left arm hidden from view.

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They will then write a realistic first-hand account describing the event.

The problem is an urgent one that cannot be delayed until the citizens of Earth (or Europe, as Piketty concedes is more realistic) join hands in favor of taxing wealth.