Sentences with phrase «shape of one's hand»

The uniform shape of these hand blown vases recalls that of an urn, yet here they are slightly slimmer, sleeker and oversized, ranging from 50 to 90 cm in height.

The uniform shape of these hand blown vases recalls that of an urn, yet here they are slightly sleeker and oversized, ranging from 50 to 90 cm in height.

Also, the large brain size and shape of the hand suggested a closer affinity with Homo.

A few of the crystal sculptures that appear as part of Mona Hatoum's «Nature morte aux grenades,» each based on the fruit - inspired shapes of hand grenades of different countries.

The next time you take your car out for a spin, imagine how much more comfortable it would be if your steering wheel perfectly conformed to the shape of your hand.

Two people talking via video, with the inFORM surface in front of them, can reach out with their hands and cause the other person's interface to take the shape of their hands and arms.

The similarity of the shape of my hand and that of a frog is an argument for common ancestry.

When you remove it, you shouldn't be able to see the shape of your hand.

You want to find one that doesn't hold the shape of your hand at all or only for a few short period.

If you can remove your hand and still see the shape of your hand, the mattress you have selected is not firm.

Seeing the shape of your hand indicates a mattress that isn't firm.

If it doesn't hold the shape of your hand or holds it for less time, it is a firmer mattress.

hold your breast making C - shape of your hand.

If it holds the shape of your hand, it is too soft.

If it snaps back immediately, and it does not conform to the shape of your hand, then it is firm enough.

This year, as it's BB's first Christmas, I thought we'd make salt - dough stars from their hand prints — we'll cut out the shape of their hands (providing BB plays ball!)

It should snap back readily and should not conform to the shape of your hand.»

The mattress shouldn't fit to the shape of your hand.

The electronic fingers mold to the shape of the hand, and so far the researchers have shown that they can transmit electric signals to the skin.

You refer to these as «abstract» or «geometric», and there are various examples of zigzags and dots adorning other caves, but the thing that sets these apart from images of bison and antelope, or shapes of hands, is that they are visual representations of something that the artists could not have witnessed.

You might make out the shape of a hand, but knuckles and fingernails would elude you.

Inspass provides each traveller with a smart card, like a cash card, on which is recorded a mathematical description of the shape of their hand.

The basic design of the apparatus was the same for each species, although it was adjusted for the size of the animals and the shape of their hands.

The fire also makes the shape of a hand, reminding us that touch is an essential healing factor uniting all natural therapies.

The shape — the shape is very important because sometimes a model might not match harmoniously with your body shape (the size of your wrist, the shape of your hand).

For example you'll be asked questions like identifying a fake smile or picking shapes that you would be most likely to draw or questions on the shape of your hands.

Space guns shoot goo in the shape of a hand that pokes or slaps the opponent in the face.

That's partly because the H2O has sharper corners than the Paperwhite, which better conforms to the shape of your hand, but also because the Paperwhite's smaller size in general makes it easier to reach your fingers across the entire screen.

My block - in is moved around a little as I develop the shape of the hand.

One side of the clay records sharp architectural details, while the other retains the shape of the hand and its subtle lines and fingerprints.

A ham biscuit totem cut into the shape of a hand on the sink by Cédric Fargues.