Sentence examples for the wielding from inspiring English sources
verb
To command, rule over; to possess or own.
The Bobby Jones golf clubs, for example, fill the wielding golfer with an unquenchable rage.
Hence, the wielding behaviour with the feet should be different than the wielding behaviour with the hands that were successful in detecting the specifying information.
A more likely candidate for explaining the observed effects is to be sought in the wielding behaviour.
The analyses of the exploratory behaviour led them to conclude that the "temporal fractality" of the wielding behaviour can account for this effect.
Moreover, Stephen and Hajnal (2011) recently suggested that the fractality of the wielding behaviour can predict the amount of transfer of perceptual competence.
The theory that the wielding behaviour and the detection of mechanical invariants in dynamic touch are tightly coupled suggests that the above individual differences in the detection of information should manifest themselves in the individuals' exploratory behaviour.
After each judgment in the feedback blocks, participants received visual information about the actual length of the wielded rod.
But the victim is not the man wielding the gun, however colorful his alleged derring-do.
"Sorry," says the one wielding the log.
In this dalliance, they are the ones wielding the shotguns.
Occasionally artists are the ones wielding the scalpels.
