Sentence examples for manual performance from inspiring English sources
It demonstrates a degree of accuracy for automated progress tracking that meets or exceeds typical manual performance.
Understanding the effect of medical gloves on manual performance is critical for improving glove design and mitigating the impediment to surgical performance caused by gloves.
As manual performance analysis is getting infeasible for complex high performance computing (HPC) codes, we propose an approach to automatically detect bottlenecks such as load imbalances in heterogeneous OpenMP applications.
This paper investigates functional relationships between some of the key ergonomics indexes in manual performance, and attempts to condense the ergonomics appraisal indexes system and thus evaluate hand performance wearing EVA (extravehicular activity) glove, design and improve EVA glove's performance.
The latest iOS 11.3 beta introduces the long-awaited battery monitoring and manual performance controls Apple promised in response to the throttling debacle.
However, the connection between behavioral aspects of pulse-salient models of rhythm formation and their neural implementation requires further elaboration to enable greater understanding of brain representations for rhythmic manual performance required not only for common everyday actions but also for specialized tasks, such as performing with musical instruments.
We reliably found better inter-manual performance when homologous fingers were touched on both hands ('total homology' trials), compared to partial homology or no homology between hands.
In this work, we compare manual ventilation performance with both techniques and analyse their variability and also try to assess what factors may affect their performance.
Studies of the effects of vibration duration on manual control performance are reviewed separately.
A review of the literature concerned with experimental studies of the effects of translational whole-body vibration on continuous manual control performance is presented.
In addition to the t-tests, manual dexterity performance measures from older adults were regressed with age to determine the cross-sectional age effects on manual dexterity measures.
