Sentence examples for overall ergonomics from inspiring English sources

Button layout is easy to follow and use and overall ergonomics are great.

The hardware design is dated and while the touch-screen and keyboard are great you can't just forget about the wretched battery life, horrible GPS and the overall ergonomics of it.

For a large number of users, the overall ergonomics of operation is not efficient and recent research has suggested that neither may be suitable for hemiplegic users [ 10].

This longitudinal, field office ergonomics intervention study found overall, positive, significant effects on outcome variables for the two intervention groups compared to the control group.

There are diverse areas, traditions and concepts within the overall field of human factors and ergonomics (HFE) that bear on the question of designing, planning and managing human interactions within complex work systems.

The first step dealt with the ergonomics of the system and the overall end-users view of the whole process of computerization.

Overall, results found participants perceived the software and its embedded ergonomics tools to benefit their design work, increasing their empathy and ability to understand the work environment and work demands end-users face.

The Ergonomics Climate Assessment can provide companies with a baseline assessment of the overall value placed on ergonomics and help prioritize areas for improving operational performance and employee well-being.

The findings of this study could be translated into practical and useful ergonomics recommendations for designing visual displays and control devices in three-dimensional space for improving overall human machine system performance.

Macro-ergonomics analysis and design method is an efficient methodology which can lead to an overall gas supply chain optimization.

The interventions consisted of: (1) a new workspace with adjustable workstations and a flexible overall facility layout that included a variety of conveniently located meeting spaces of different sizes and (2) office ergonomics training that encouraged employees to exert control over how the workspace was used.