Using a single hand-operated press, his factory produces a small number of bricks from recycled materials recovered from his steel foundry.
All households (n = 5322) in Rajasthali were georeferenced using a single hand-held GPS receiver (eTrex Venture, Garmin) from January until April 2009 [6].
These replace the strum and whammy bar from a standard guitar, allowing you to use a single hand for the chords.
Strength of handedness, or the degree to which an individual prefers to use a single hand to perform various tasks, is a neurological marker for brain organization and has been shown to be linked to episodic memory, attribute framing, and anchoring, as well as other domains and tasks.
The preferred use of the mouth was also shown in other primate species such as the dwarf lemurs [ 32, 33], greater galagos [ 32, 33], marmosets [ 22] and sifakas [ 40], whereas lesser galagos [ 32, 33] and apes [ 41] preferred to use a single hand to reach for food.
The mono recording was made using a single microphone and handed to Pavarotti on an open-reel tape.
On the other hand, using a single reactor for nitrification increases the initial capital and maintenance cost, which encourage researchers to develop energy-saving nitrogen elimination systems and increase the nitrification rate by applying cost-effective methods, such as SHARON (Van Kempen et al. 2001) and Anammox (Volcke et al. 2006), for treatment of sludge rejected water (Chen et al. 2010).
These were taken by hand using a single sheet of paper, Kavanagh refers to these traces as an "indexical link" to the cinema. .
On the other hand, using a single subject design reduced the variability between the single trials; therefore, it increased the power to detect differences between the two course settings.
To facilitate complicated ESD by using a single working-channel gastroscope ("one-hand surgery method"), the magnetic-anchor-guided ESD (MAG-ESD) controlled by an extracorporeal electromagnet was reported to be successful in a porcine model.
