Sentence examples for skilled tool from inspiring English sources

Stable hand configurations are essential for skilled tool making.

This flexibility might exploit mechanisms similar to those underlying people's ability to adapt to spatially displacing prisms through repeated target-directed movements [15], or like those that underlie the expansion of visual receptive fields during skilled tool use [16].

Lesions in both areas produce ideomotor apraxia and deficits in accessing skilled tool knowledge (Haaland et al. 2000; Goldenberg and Spatt 2009) but often leave grasping unaffected.

The last remaining and most frontal region of the network was the left mFG, a region consistently implicated in the representation of skilled action and associated with impairments in skilled tool knowledge and ideomotor apraxia when lesioned (Haaland et al. 2000; Goldenberg and Spatt 2009).

A role in providing such acting with information is consistent with lesion studies implicating these regions in deficits in skilled tool action knowledge during action execution (e.g., Liepmann 1920; Haaland et al. 2000; Buxbaum et al. 2007; Goldenberg and Spatt 2009).

Next, the researchers may study whether the offspring of particularly skilled tool-using crows reap benefits, such as a longer lifespan, improved health or better reproductive success.

My grandfather on my father's side was an Army cavalry officer for a long time and then a skilled tool-and-die maker at Ford Motor and then at General Electric.

He complimented the screenplay by calling the screenwriters Jim Herzfeld and John Hamburg "a couple of skilled tool-and-die makers" as well as the acting cast because he believed that they "understand that palpable reality will always trump frenzied fantasy when it comes to getting laughs".

They are skilled in tool use, the boundaries of the woods, the places they return to, the mushrooms they collect even.

Archaeologists have discovered the oldest known evidence for highly skilled stone tool making, dating to more than 2 million years ago.

The strategy and action of the skilled machine tool operator for selecting cutting speed and depth of cut can be described by the fuzzy set theory.