Sentence examples for judgment dexterity from inspiring English sources

Much of the judgment, dexterity and care is manifested in thought and intention before the product is made, rather than (physically) during its creation.

It is an essential aspect of craftsmanship that the quality of the result is not pre-determined, but depends on the judgment, dexterity, and care, all of which the maker exercises while working (Pye 1968).

Although the capabilities of robotic systems continue to expand, many tasks in domains such as these require a level of judgment, dexterity, and flexible decision making that surpasses the abilities of current robots, causing tasks to become human dominated.

You hope that he brings to the job a non-bullying management style, strategic judgment, political dexterity and an open mind, but none of those are qualities likely to have been perfected in the jungles of Vietnam.

And wielding the thumb of judgment takes more dexterity, more art, than you might think.

Even if they have experienced professional training, they still suffer from high mental stress during operations, which may reduce their dexterity or judgment [3].

"As surgeons, we usually do three things," said lead researcher Peter Kim, of the Sheikh Zayed Institute in a press call, "we use our vision and we use our hands for dexterity and then we use our mind as cognition to make judgment and then carry it out.

Ms. McDermott has great dexterity, but here her hands seem to be punishing her for bad judgment.

To avoid a dexterity related response confound, we also counterbalanced the assignment of old/new judgments to left and right response buttons.

He has rarely been lauded for the dexterity of his glovework but here he was whipping off bails with perfect judgment and timing to dispatch England's best and set India on course for another global trophy.

They had better manual dexterity.