handedness

There was one technique not impacted by Hendrix's left handedness: setting his guitar on fire. For that, he used both hands.

It does not seem to be related to handedness and has only a slight tendency to be familial.

The book details his father's outbursts and high-handedness but is dedicated to him and to his mother, Zhou Xiulan .

But Mr Gayoom's high- handedness seems as much to blame for the failings of the counter-terrorism effort.

It all seems to parallel ideas about left-handedness in human cultures.

But at least your handedness no longer carries a humiliating social stigma.

The right hemispheric dominance was more significant when the response hand was handedness .

Protesters say the police are talking up the risks to provide an excuse for heavy-handedness.

Age, sex, gender, left or right-handedness and nationality cannot be determined from handwriting.

An important factor that the researchers took note of was the participants' handedness.

The handedness of the helical wave fronts of the LG modes is linked to the sign of the index land can be chosen by convention.

" You probably have to say something like " persons of handedness.

Soon I discovered that while left-handedness was not original to me, my thought process and creative thinking were.

Its implementation will build on three self-reinforcing elements: credibility, alertness and steady-handedness.

Also, some more restrictive societies show less left-handedness in their populations than other more permissive societies.

Inversion changes the "handedness" of a coordinate system.

Chirality refers to the "handedness" of molecules, which often contain the same constituent atoms arranged in mirror-image forms.

In pediatrics, we sometimes worry about children who manifest handedness too early, before their first birthday.

But the enzymes that govern biochemistry are such precise tools that, often, only one-handedness is acceptable.

Handedness reflects our brain's bilateral organization, which goes hand-in-hand with our proficiency with language.

You're limited by their software, their operating system, their monitor size, even their right- or left-handedness.

There were cor- relations between the eye preference and handedness.

Olivia: I read an interesting theory about that. It talked about the evolutionary origins of preferential3 right-handedness in humans.

Associations among birth order, handedness and sexual orientation.

This mixture of sloppiness, lack of communication and high-handedness gives the IPCC's critics a lot to work with.

Some accuse the Pru's management, particularly its chief executive, Tidjane Thiam, of high-handedness.

In this case, right-handedness is defined as any positive axis (x, y, or z) pointing toward the viewer.

right-handedness was therefore heavily predominant.

Why do humans, virtually alone among all animal species, display a distinct left or right-handedness?

Several studies have also examined whether there is any relationship between left-handedness and increased risk of immune disorders.

The quotas fly in the face of vows from ministers to end such heavy-handedness.

Even among identical twins who have exactly the same genes, one in six pairs will differ in their handedness.

Left-handedness is defined as any positive axis (x, y, or z) pointing away from the viewer.

Follow-up questions collected information on handedness, age and political affiliation.

Neither goal is served if Japan riles its neighbours with high-handedness over its wartime past.

Subjects were assessed for both handedness and intelligence.

It displays a single number, rather than a range of numbers for different handedness and speeds.

Left-handedness at the time was considered a sign of the devil.

Left-handedness has sometimes been treated as pathological.

But the riddle of what underlies handedness remains.

things that can change from identity to identity include gender orientation, allergies, and handedness .

The existence and development of high- handedness has both historical causes and practical basis.

However, doctors continue to puzzle over handedness.

Until recently, many children were not allowed a free hand when it comes to handedness.

Research has shown that there is a genetic or inherited element to handedness .

DP4 and QP4 showed dynamical features with helix-handedness inversion and following slippage of strands at higher temperatures.

It wants to shed its reputation for bungling and heavy-handedness.

But this heavy-handedness is much milder than in the 1980s, when party campaigns caused widespread anxiety.

R: That's our topic for today, right-handedness and left-handedness.

Perhaps left-handedness, which makes sense given that we live in a right-handed world.

Some researchers argue there is evidence for cases of "pathological" left-handedness related to brain trauma during birth.

Handedness clearly runs in families.

In the past hundred years, the U. S. presidency has veered more and more to the left--not in policy, but in handedness.

Public outrage over the government's heavy-handedness was instant.

Many of the key molecules for life have a specific direction, or handedness: DNA twists to the right, amino acids to the left.

Do children inherit left-handedness from their parents?

A baby's handedness can sometimes even be observed in utero.

But that raises a further question: if left-handedness is beneficial, then why is it so rare?

In biochemistry, handedness can matter. Left- and right-handed versions may, for example, smell different.

last year, a study found no increased risk with non-right-handedness for schizophrenia or poorer neurocognition.

Study of Pollical Type, Palmar Digitalformula, Hand Clasping, Arm Folding and Handedness in Han Nationality of Shanxi Province

Pilot Study of Hereditary Mode on Handedness, Preferential Foot and Hand-Clasping

Handedness and Semantic Processing of Auditory Words in Cerebral Hemispheres

Analysis of the handedness in children with autism

that weakness is more provocative to miscreants than heavy-handedness;

There are three factorial effects among handedness, populations and sex;

There is evidence for genetic influence for handedness;