Sentences with phrase «same hand motions»

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The hand motion of opening and closing tongs is the same that is used with scissors, so build up your child's hand strength by using tongs first.

Before you lift the first hand from baby's body near the groin, start the same downward motion with the opposite hand — from rib cage to groin.

On the same day, she slow hand clapped Theresa May as the home secretary headed into the lobby to vote against a motion aimed at closing the gender pay gap.

«The system smoothes out my hand motions in much the same way you can filter an image in digital photography and make it perfect,» says Damiano.

Next, in the same motion, reach down and toward the outside of your right foot with your left hand.

In the same motion, reach down towards the outside of your right foot with your left hand.

In case of HSPU, once you can do desired number of reps in regular version, you can put books or blocks under your hands increasing the range of motion and difficulty at the same time.

Then we're going to go down, same grip all the way through and feel that same motion like you're pulling with this left hand, big stretch in the right shoulder.

Repeat the same motion on your arms starting from your hands working towards your heart.

Now here we have the same two actors — actors we like, actors who are good to look at, actors who work easily together — and the same directorial hand at the helm, and they just seem to be going through the motions.

Pellington holds on to close - ups of his actors» anguished faces for too long, while indulging slow - motion passages accompanied by soliloquys with howlers such as «Can what we hold in our hands be the same as what we hold in our hearts?»

On the other hand, the Nissan X-Trail Premium SUV is wrapping the gorgeous matt white color with deep black matt carbon fiber motifs, the same bespoke «V - motion» grille, premium golden copper skid plates, gloss black fenders as well as the 20 - inch alloy wheels.

It's like, when you go see Mortal Instruments: City of Bones, the ushers don't stand by the door handing out copies of the novel or the Blue Ray, or give you a free online coupon to watch it on Netflix (all of which are other formats of the same story) because you paid for the content in another format (motion picture).

The first step in phasing it out is to use the same motion that you used when you were luring it, but without food in your hand.

We get the puppies to sit by placing our hand in front of their chest to stop the forward motion while at the same time holding the treat above their heads.

The last time, go ahead & give him the lure treat, then right away do the exact same motion but with an empty signal hand.

The next step will to be to go to using your signal hand to just give the signal (the same luring motion but without a lure).

You then have to thrust both Joy - Cons forward at the exact same time, one in each hand, in a motion similar to the one Iwata would use in the opening of his Nintendo Direct videos.

It's hard to imagine the Switch spurring the same kind of industry - wide hand - wringing that occurred when the Wii briefly made motion controls seem like the future of gaming.

Moving a controller around and shooting down the same viruses using a pad accomplishes the same goal on a mechanical level, but actually going through the motions with your hands brings the game to life.

Having everything on the same controller creates a synergy between your eyes, your thumbs and your hands that feels natural: use the sticks to aim at an enemy, use the motion sensor to aim at his head.

I didn't care for the motion controls much myself, but they're important for performing some of the more precise feats of Mario, such as swinging both hands at the same time to unleash a spin attack with the hat or pressing «ZL» and swiping to have Mario roll Sonic - like through the level.

The same sinister but alluring attitude can be found in the swaying motion of the digitally rendered, feminine arms and hands that create a mandala - like circular form in Cecile B. Evans's holographic sculpture, Handy if you're learning to fly IV (2016).