Sentence examples for manual attention from inspiring English sources

Turntable spreaders were introduced in 1920, face-to-face spreaders in 1938, and electric-powered spreading machines that spread a full bolt automatically without manual attention in 1946.

Visual observation is a non-intrusive method, and real-time video recording and encoding [13 16] can be used for manual attention coding; however, for long-term observations, automatic computer vision methods should be applied.

If you have your personal list of buyers to be given special and manual attention, you can exclude them from the rules you've set for Unpaid Item Assistant.

The cognitive domains consistently associated with each biomarker in both environmental and occupational studies on adults include verbal and visual memory, visuospatial ability, motor and psychomotor speed, manual dexterity, attention, executive functioning, and peripheral motor strength.

Owing to the high labour content and high cost of manual labour, greater attention has been given in recent years to the use of automation for assembly work.

Especially in the Ferrari's racier performance modes, the Italia is so loudly oblivious to community noise standards that I often reverted to manual to avoid attention.

The manual received passing attention during a federal trial that ended last month over the Police Department's stop-and-frisk practices, as city lawyers cited the manual as evidence that the department is conscientious in training officers for interactions with minority New Yorkers.

"Because text messaging requires visual, manual and cognitive attention from the driver, it is by far the most alarming distraction".

In addition we will write a CVC infection prevention manual with special attention to infection prevention in sick children and the side effects of BSIs.

During manual editing, particular attention was paid to correct alignment of the PPP family signature motifs and other conserved residues known to constitute the catalytic site of PPP phosphatases.

Table 1 depicts the manual gestures, and attention-getting sounds produced by each of the four subjects during both the COM and RES behavioral tasks.