Sentence examples for vision hand from inspiring English sources

Hammers Vision, Hand of Power, Happy Match, Hard Hitter, Hard Study, Hardly Home, Harlan Punch, Hatter, Hawk, Henry the King, Highly Prized (GB), Hint of Roses, Hit It a Bomb, Hoffenheim, Hollywood Strike, Hot Item, Huntin'theholidays.

"I think he's a terrific player in every aspect of the game," Sullivan said, citing Bonino's vision, hands, defense awareness and his willingness to block shots, a category in which Bonino had a game-high six.

To maintain the flow of the game, control conditions involving the static vision of hands or meaningless hand actions were not included in this study.

With possible European political union perhaps a decade off, it would take a Pangloss (or maybe a Siegfried) to believe there's a re-emergent European vision at hand to lighten years of strained crisis-management on the horizon.

The patient's vision was hand motions.

The surgeons use 3D vision and hand and foot controls to control "micromanipulators", which the trust said had a greater range of movement than the human hand.

However, vision remains hand motion at the last follow-up due to macular and optic nerve involvement of the necrotizing retinitis.

Control subjects met inclusion criteria of: (1) healthy without history of neurological disorder, headache or brain injury; (2) age-appropriate hearing, vision, and hand movement.

When the presenting vision was hand motions or better, an initial vitreous tap/biopsy followed by intravitreal antibiotics (vancomycin 1.0 mL/0.1 mL and ceftazidime 2.25 mL/0.1 mL) and steroids (dexamethasone 4 mL/0.1 mL) was performed (IVAS group).

However, despite aggressive therapy, the retinitis in the left eye rapidly spread throughout the macula and went on to involve the optic nerve with a drop in vision to hand motion.

Controls were recruited to match the migraine subjects for age and gender (Table 1), and met the inclusion criteria of 1) healthy, without a history of neurological disorder, headache, or brain injury; and 2) age-appropriate hearing, vision, and hand movement.