ScanTrainer replicates the real-time physical feedback of probe manipulation and contact with a patient, allowing trainees to develop the necessary manual dexterity and eye-hand coordination.
This evidence caused some paleoanthropologists to speculate that such changes in the hand, combined with the reorganization of the brain, may have given the species the dexterity necessary to make and use simple tools, perhaps even stone tools.
I have had the good fortune to watch the San Giuliano chef, Matteo Giurlanda, do a couscous demonstration, to admire the dexterity necessary for a proper 'ncocciata and to see how he seals the two layers of the couscoussiera with a flour-and-water paste so the steam will not escape.
"Obviously, there's some sort of psychological thing going on that I don't quite understand," he said, emerging from a Dunkin' Donuts on 181st Street with a cup of hot coffee — essential, in cold weather, for maintaining the manual dexterity necessary to record his route.
It is difficult to imagine a robot with the broad range of problem solving, general purpose knowledge and dexterity necessary to be a facility superintendent: fixing broken garbage disposals and broken toilets, maintaining the boiler, replacing a leaky pipe, etc. Robots struggle in these unstructured environments where MacGyver-like problem solving is necessary.
So no finger-dragging necessary, just a little wrist dexterity.
Make sure you go over any additional requirements, like having the ability to sit or stand for prolonged periods of time, physical strength, dexterity or agility necessary in performing specific tasks.
(p. 145) He added, "We never really succeeded in wedding the necessary vocal force, clarity of speech, dexterity with words, and love of the language to the emotional techniques of the Stanislavski-Strasberg method….
Salon.com states that the games helped an 8-year-old guitarist learn sensitivity to rhythm, as well as develop the dexterity and independent hand usage necessary to play the instrument.
Jebsen Taylor Test of Hand Function [ 19] is a scale which pretends to assess the hand disability and improvement in hand function gained by therapeutic procedures in patients with hand disabilities, but due to the kind of activities proposed in the test it is necessary to have a relatively high degree of dexterity to complete it.
In addition, multiple medications and multiple daily administrations may be a necessary inconvenience and, for a subset of patients with dexterity problems, present significant difficulties to its use.
