And in a brief treatise on the subject in his catalog, Mr. Barder writes that "the American responsible for taking the split-cane rod to its ultimate conclusion, that is, a precision-built, all-hexagonal rod with waterproof ferrules, a fine action and a modest weight, was Hiram Lewis Leonard".
A fine action hand tremor has been noticed in several cases.
Over the last several years, she had also developed a fine action tremor, dysarthria and cognitive decline, and she was no longer able to work.
Borgogni matched them in energy, flinging her body about with a ferocity that recalled the finest action-movie ballets of Angelina Jolie.
Yet despite the often brutal difficulty curve, indie game Spelunky somehow avoids being infuriating and instead positions itself as one of the finest action platformers around.
1997 Con Air, Face/Off Cage hits his stride with two of the finest action films of all time, following psychopathic-maniacs-on-a-plane thrills with implausible-switched-identity spills.
I'd like to able to report that The Hunt was a weary hour's slog through slimy forests, but it was the precise opposite, and every bit as jangled and tense as the finest action thriller.
In other words, we hypothesize that the development of infants' own fine motor actions is associated with a bias to look for, and therefore process similar actions in others.
Such prediction error mechanisms are thought to fine tune actions to optimize the chances of securing a desired goal.
