Sentences with phrase «precise hand movements»

It enables short and precise hand movements from the gear selector of the 7 - speed Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK) to the GT Sport steering wheel and back.

You can foster your baby's development of more precise hand movements by encouraging her to feed herself with her fingers and play with objects that require her to use her thumb and forefinger grasp.

Not exact matches

Giroud, on the other hand, made his mark in Montpellier with his off the ball movement and quick, precise touch.

But it's equally important that kids work on their fine motor skills — small, precise thumb, finger, hand, and wrist movements — because they support a host of other vital physical and mental skills.

All of the small, precise thumb, finger, hand, and wrist movements involved in new activities — such as building towers of block...

As your child gets older, playing with puzzles will improve her precise hand, finger, thumb, and wrist movements, coordination, and her ability to think spatially.

«The surgery required the precise implantation of the micro-chip sensor in the area of Ian's brain that controls his arm and hand movements,» Rezai said.

Even without the TracKey's race mapping, the Boss engine is significantly modified over a standard Mustang GT's 5 - litre V8, with a new intake and new camshafts helping lift power from 412bhp to 444bhp, although curiously the torque drops by 10 lb ft to 380 lb ft.. It's the only car in the test with a manual gearbox and it's a really good one, with the pool ball - topped gearlever sitting perfectly in the palm of your hand and movement around the gate feeling tight and precise.

Sharks will swim among divers, allowing you to observe first - hand their large, gray bodies and their sleek and precise movements.

The motion control versions are far less precise, making you hold a single controller and using its gyros to roughly track the movement of just your right hand.

The first gives you precise control over every punch you throw but in turn leaves you alternating between the left hand punches and movement with the left stick.

As you progress through the levels you'll find yourself needing more precise control, which feels fiddly with the relatively tiny Joy - Con (especially for those with bigger hands); and it's particularly difficult to make small and careful movements with your fingers when you're laughing so hard that — as my friend did when we played — you knock over your drink.

I prefer and strongly recommend the TrackPoint, because it allows you to perform the most precise movements without ever lifting your hands off the home row.