A study from rural Sarlahi district, Nepal reported that a low cost, colour coded, hand-held spring scale can accurately categorize birth weight.
We reasoned that a brain area involved in coding the hand, for example, might show significantly higher decoding accuracies for actions planned with the hand vs tool.
These "tic tac men," often sheepskin-coated wideboys from Birmingham and Cardiff, signal to their colleagues in coded hand gesticulations to communicate the latest shifts in betting.
The subjective data comprised direct, anonymous observations (at personal level) of compliance with some specified IC procedures, adapted to the current IC programme in each setting, e.g. dress code, hand hygiene and glove use (Table 1).
Although sophisticated compilers are available for VLIW-type processors, time-critical video coding algorithms can often be more efficiently coded by hand.
(This was in part because, at the time, tumblelogs, like the exemplary "Projectionist" and "Anarchaia," which might have been the first tumblelog, had to be coded by hand).
Machine learning can provide an easier way to program computers to do things that are incredibly difficult to code by hand.
Most machine-translation systems work on individual words or use complicated sets of translation guidelines, which must be devised by linguists and coded by hand.
Metrics routinely monitored can be tactical, physiological and biomechanical, some methods are more labor intensive than others such as bloods and video coded and hand scored performance data.
