Sentence examples for movement of instruments from inspiring English sources

This robotic system provides three-dimensional visualization, intuitive movement of instruments, and 360° manoeuvrability of the tips of the instruments through the laparoscopic ports.

Operative and postoperative characteristics are shown in Tables  1 and 2. Robotic assistance in advanced laparoscopy leads to high-definition stereoscopic vision and intuitive tremor-filtrated movement of instruments, potentially attributing to safety and feasibility.

When manipulating the real instrument in our virtual environment, trainees should be careful and not exert too much force on one end of the instrument to translate the instrument, because further movement of the instrument may penetrate the vessel walls.

The movement of musical instruments across the caravan trail from the Middle East to China via Central Asia has been well documented since early times.

The locations of earthquakes and the movement of GPS instruments installed around Bárðarbunga show that a vertical sheet of magma has been growing in a northeasterly direction at several kilometres depth, and has now reached well beyond the ice cap.

At both portals a capsulotomy was done to help movement of the instruments in the joint.

The abdominal cavity even in smaller children is large enough to allow comfortable movement of the instruments, whereas intravesical operations in this patient group can be technically impossible due in part to the relative bulkiness of the robotic instruments.

This instrument measured time taken to perform each procedure, excessive movement of the instrument tip (hand dexterity) and overall pathway accuracy of instrument (hand eye co-ordination).

For this reason, the present study aims to investigate the essential movement characteristics of instrument manipulation via Fitts' task and to develop an instrument movement time predicting model.

However, participants could control the movement of the instrument visually through the video screen (Viewsonic Optiquest Q241wb 24′′ widescreen LCD monitor) located at 90 cm from the body.

With robotically assisted surgery, the surgeon sits at a console with a 3-dimensional view of the surgical site, and computer technology translates his or her hand movements into precise, scaled movements of the instruments.