Sentence examples for workers posture from inspiring English sources

Like the villagers' withdrawal from contact with anyone around them during the period of the attack and evacuation, the R.D. workers' posture of attending exclusively to their own business and generally drawing as little attention to themselves as possible was very noticeable among a frequently demonstrative, theatrical, hot-blooded people such as the Vietnamese.

There are a few wearable products aimed at improving officer workers' posture — such as Lumo Lift — but Heenan says he wanted something less visible and intrusive, that doesn't require something to be clipped onto your clothes.

If you saw someone pushing an office chair through New York's financial district this weekend chances are it was this guy: developer Joe Heenan, who's just shown off a neat hardware hack aimed at improving office workers' posture here at the Disrupt NY Hackathon.

Studies on stress in open offices have also suggested that anxious workers' posture suffers, which may lead them to develop more musculoskeletal disorders down the line.

As this VICE article from last month illustrated, there is conclusive evidence that working in one is distracting, uncomfortable, increases stress (studies on stress in open plan offices have pointed to anxious workers' posture suffering, potentially leading them to develop musculoskeletal disorders) and spreads germs, resulting in more sick days taken.

In this study, two types of worker posture recognition systems were developed to recognize 18 fundamental worker posture types.

In our experiments, the total recognition rates of the two worker posture recognition systems were respectively around 90%.

The two systems used worker silhouette features and the eight color marker posture types to express the targeted worker posture types.

The experimental results demonstrated the high performance and applicability of the two worker posture recognition systems for developing an autonomous agricultural robot.

In line with this goal, the proponents conducted a survey in areas near the University of the Philippines Diliman to backup observations regarding the workers' working posture and ailments occurring due to this.

In this paper, a low-cost ubiquitous approach is presented and validated which deploys built-in smartphone sensors to unobtrusively monitor workers' bodily postures and autonomously identify potential work-related ergonomic risks.