Sentence examples for skilled activity from inspiring English sources

The psychologist James Reason, author of Human Error, wrote: "Manual control is a highly skilled activity, and skills need to be practised continuously in order to maintain them.

In a skilled activity, lucky charms boost confidence for people who believe in them, explains Vyse.

The causal theory cannot account for skilled activity, nor for mental action.

Skilled activity is never (or very rarely) perfectly smooth.

With such disturbances to skilled activity, Dasein emerges as a practical problem solver whose context-embedded actions are directed at restoring smooth skilled activity.

Equipmental space is a matter of pragmatically determined regions of functional places, defined by Dasein-centred totalities of involvements (e.g., an office with places for the computers, the photocopier, and so on places that are defined by the way in which they make these equipmental entities available in the right sort of way for skilled activity).

"Until now," Sachs says, "it was labor that was being replaced". But increasingly, it will be more skilled activities performed by people with college degrees.

They also said interns were involved as closely as possible with both the culture, the working practices and the highly skilled activities of the company, that they were closely supervised and were provided with work which was "not only suitable to them, but which also will provide them with the best opportunities to learn".

Furthermore, it has been pointed out by researchers such as the American psychologist Karl S. Lashley that thinking, like other more-or-less skilled activities, often proceeds so quickly that there is not enough time for impulses to be transmitted from the central nervous system to a peripheral organ and back again between consecutive steps.

While there may be some way of squaring this part of the story with the interpretation that nonconceptual experience is celebrated in the Zhuangzi, the virtue of the story is that it is realistic and captures aspects of supremely skilled activities that are part of the experience of many people.

Argentinian women lived in low class neighbourhoods and their husbands were industrial workers, mechanics and other low skilled activities.