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Industrial engineering

predetermined motion time system that assigns standard times to basic hand and body motions to set the time a trained operator needs for a manual task.

In industrial engineering, methods-time measurement refers to predetermined motion time system that assigns standard times to basic hand and body motions to set the time a trained operator needs for a manual task. This meaning comes from Maynard (1948) in Methods-time measurement.[1]

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  1. Maynard, H. B. (1948). Methods-time measurement. McGraw-Hill. ISBN 9780608114576

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