Sentence examples for manual finger from inspiring English sources

All participants signaled the presence of each non-target number via a manual finger press on a response key.

Participants in this study performed several blocks of a manual finger tapping task in order to engage a robust hemodynamic response in motor cortex.

Tender point examination was carried out by the exertion of a uniform amount of manual finger pressure, until fingernail bed blanches.

The tender point examination was carried out by applying the same manual finger pressure with a force of 4 kg (until blanching of the fingernail bed) to each of nine paired anatomical locations The 18 FM tender point sites were: bilateral occiput, low cervical, trapezius, supraspinatus, second rib, lateral epicondyle, gluteal, greater trochanter, and knee [ 1, 17].

Peter rapidly learned the manual finger-spelling language.

She learned Braille and the manual alphabet — finger positions representing letters — and, at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, underwent two operations, which enabled her to read almost normally, though the condition of her eyes was fragile and inconsistent over her lifetime.

The rest of job contents previously assigned as routine intensive by Goos et al. (2010) have been left aside (in their classification they also consider arm-hand steadiness, manual dexterity, finger dexterity and strength as routine job contents).

What might keep jobs like Royston's alive is the level of "manual and finger dexterity" involved, coupled with the ability of humans to improvise or be creative.

The last scene, in which the beggar tries to sell martial arts manuals, refers directly to the greatest skills in Louis Cha's Condor Trilogy (Nine Yang Manual, "Yiyang Finger", and "Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms"), "Thousand Hand Divine Fist", and The Smiling, Proud Wanderer ("Nine Swords of Dugu").

Conversely among a random subset (n = 474) of older adults (ages 50 70 years) in the Baltimore Memory Study (Baltimore, MD), blood mercury was associated with improved manual dexterity (finger tapping) but poorer visual memory in analyses considering fish intake (Weil et al. 2005).

The manual responses (left middle finger, left index finger, right index finger, and right middle finger) were mapped in a spatially compatible manner to the IS position.