Sentence examples for manual coordination from inspiring English sources

Each Professor Layton game combines affecting storytelling and adventure with more than 100 puzzles and brainteasers that depend not on vocabulary or manual coordination but on rational problem solving, visual perception and some basic math.

Spontaneous transitions from anti-phase to in-phase manual coordination are explained in the Haken model that describes the two preferred states as stable regions that work as attractors in a stability landscape.

Patients presented significant impairments in a composite score including fine manual control, manual coordination, body coordination, strength and agility (Johnson et al., 2010).

We assessed motor function with the Bruininks-Oseretsky test, version 2, in four subscales fine manual control (FMC), manual coordination (MC), body coordination (BC), and strength and agility which can be summarized with a total motor composite score (TMC).

The BOT-2 short form is composed of 14 items and provides a total motor composite score across 4 areas: fine manual control, manual coordination, body coordination, and strength and agility.

Both versions are categorised into four composite motor domains each containing two motor subtests i.e. 1. Fine Manual Control Finee Motor Precision, Fine Motor Integration; 2. Manual Coordination: Manual Dexterity, Upper-Limb Coordination; 3. Body Coordination: Bilateral Coordination, Balance; 4. Strength and Agility: Running Speed and Agility, Strength.

An endoscopic surgeon ideally must possess theoretical background of anatomy, pathology, treatment options, surgical techniques and adequate practical laparoscopic psychomotor skills (LPS) [8], including laparoscopic camera navigation (LCN), hand-eye coordination (HEC) and bi-manual coordination (BMC), prior to enter the in-operating room (OR) training programme.

Digit Symbol-Coding (WAIS III) [ 21], tasks that make fine motor demands and assesses visual-manual coordination; it includes a speed component that assesses new learning ability, sustained attention, processing speed, and psychomotor speed.

Oldowan toolmaking was associated with activation of left ventral premotor cortex, a region known to be involved in both manual grip coordination [16], [17] and phonological processing [18], [19], [20].

Physical fitness was assessed using four components of the validated Groningen Fitness Test for the Elderly (GFE): manual dexterity (coordination), reaction time (speed of movement), and flexibility of the hip and spine, and of the shoulder [ 23].

Shetty et al. [ 8] proposed other factors such as lack of manual-visual coordination and parental supervision, and the child's reduced concern for his/her appearance [ 8].