handshaking

"So far there has been a lot of handshaking and applause."

The most well-known example of this is the "handshaking shot".

Then they were back down for more handshaking and picture-taking from 7 to 9.

Mercifully, handshaking was no longer a part of the ritual.

The doctor's advice was to forgo heavy handshaking for a while.

He then wished them long days upon the earth, all three, coming to Roland last in his round of handshaking.

Along the way, a handshaking platonic relationship turned into something more romantic.

But the handshaking made no impression on a young man in a yarmulke at the back of the room.

The kind of handshaking, baby-kissing campaigning Americans are so used to is new here.

There is a lot of handshaking at the Hope & Anchor.

Furthermore, as from today's visit handshaking or kissing is prohibited.

There was no handshaking, just perfunctory nods, and we all sat down at once.

There is potentially a slight delay when using software handshaking.

As a result only specially designed software could make use of this partial handshaking.

The modems are exchanging information about one another, a process called handshaking.

This is a magical handshaking of composers separated by 200 years.

She couldn't tell him how to jump from college to the Senate chamber without going through a lot of sticky handshaking.

Come to think of it, so would golden handshaking, and surely that is topical!

This record should normally not be sent during normal handshaking or application exchanges.

Barton had bet on a final orgy of handshaking, and he won.

Five additional lines can be used for either general input/output or serial handshaking.

This extensive handshaking between the nodes made the networks slow.

The simplest type of serial cable has no hardware handshaking.

So instead I put all my love, gratitude and years of unspoken words into our passionate handshaking.

Isn't there a way to reduce such handshaking either through consolidation or caching?