In many professions that demand highly skilled visuo-motor performance, typically automation of these skills takes place over time, perhaps reducing the demands on the higher cognitive abilities of its practitioners (sports, music) (Rasmussen 1987).
But what Sehgal does have in common with the majority of participatory artists is a tendency to place an emphasis on everyday (rather than highly skilled) forms of performance.
Bringing about 9/11 was a highly skilled logistical operation.
In the Chinese pair Xue Shen and Hongbo Zhao, Ms. Miller says, she found skaters who were highly skilled technically but whose performances suffered aesthetically.
A greater understanding of how highly skilled operators obtain high machine performance and productivity can inform machine development and advance construction automation technology.
Tasks and roles that were previously identified for performance by highly skilled staff may be delegated to low cadres [ 15].
But by the same token, she's an Olympic champion, highly skilled, and has generated great performances.
And surely, with their modest though highly skilled tightrope act, their trapeze performances and pratfalls, they pose no threat to three-ring extravaganzas like the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus.
"I look for people who are highly skilled and almost virtuosic in their performance of a particular movement and I highlight that," she said.
He is instead a beautifully pure defensive player, a highly skilled, mobile orthodox defender whose best performances have come in tight rearguard tournament matches.
Each country chose to train small PS teams of highly skilled practitioners using standardized training (Ameri et al. 2009) and performance assessment protocols.
