Sentence examples for a whole hand from inspiring English sources

There was a whole hand still attached!" She laughed so I laughed.

No melds are revealed until someone goes out by melding a whole hand in one go.

Even two or three fingers pecking frantically were seen to get the job done as well as a whole hand.

"We managed to salvage a whole hand and two thumbs," said one of the two visiting British artists who built the griffin.

We worked out a whole hand signal process so that we could run holding hands and I could tell him if there was a bump coming or if he needed to swerve around something.

Given the choice of a whole hand of nails, ripped to the quick, or an evening spent perched in the velour amphitheatre of Big Brother's Big Mouth as Brand attempts to force a testicular catchphrase into the audience's collective unconscious, I'd go for the ripping every time.

Dr. Hopkins said the difference might be due to the demands of the two tasks: termite fishing requires fine motor control with the fingers, while nut cracking is more of a whole-hand activity.

As reported previously [12], our results show that the excitability of muscle-specific PMv-M1 connections is modulated differently during preparation to perform a precision grip versus a whole-hand grasp.

We addressed this by studying the consequences of AIP "virtual lesions" on physiological interactions between PMv and M1 at rest or during preparation to grasp objects with either a precision grip or a whole-hand grasp.

Whereas HD can be achieved with a whole-hand power grip, mJTT subtests require predominantly precision grips that are characterized by varying patterns of thumb opposition against one or two fingers (Castiello 2005).

Thus, AIP lesions significantly reduced the PMv-M1 facilitation of 1DI seen during preparation of a precision grip (RM-ANOVA cTBS × interval × grasp interaction: F = 5.96, p = 0.032; Figure 2A), as well as the PMv-M1 facilitation of ADM during preparation of a whole-hand grasp (RM-ANOVA cTBS × interval × grasp interaction: F = 7.36, p = 0.027; Figure 2A).