Sentence examples for movements and force from inspiring English sources

For CNC workers, repetitions and duration contributed more to the total effort than postures, movements, and force (p<0.044).

Repetitive movements for computer users can result in complaints caused by extreme hand posture, finger movements, and force when using the computer, which is known as Work Related Upper Extremity Disorder (WRUED).

The purpose of this research was to compare the repetition of wrist movements and force produced by workers when packing pencils in manual, semi-automated and automated industrial operations.

Previous research indicates trunk muscle strength, trunk coordination and trunk range of movement determine: a) trunk position which impacts on force application on the hand rims, b) trunk stability which decreases paradoxical movements, making arm movements and force application more effective and c) trunk movement which determines the range of the push rim that can be used in each push stroke.

In addition, if activities are painful, it is likely that movements and force will be inhibited [ 6, 7], increasing the relative workload.

The total plaque removal efficacy of robot toothbrushing was significantly higher compared to clinical toothbrushing using the same test brushes, the same brushing movements and force and assessing the same teeth.

For the welders, the postures, repetitions, and duration contributed more to the total effort than the movements and forces (p<0.035).

It is also important to consider that the underlying migration data are based only on permanent movements captured by the census and other types of migrations, such as seasonal movements and forced displacements, may be not captured by the model88,​89,​90.

This study is about the construction of electronic instrumentation for monitoring and quantifying these movements and forces, using sensors to register wrist posture and fingertip force with software developed to collect and process the data.

An analysis is presented that connects the bodily flexure of the conductor with the internal interstrand movements and forces, and with the amounts of dissipation that occur self-damping.

The aim of this study was to analyse this biomechanical effect on the interfragmentary movements and forces at the fracture/osteotomy site.