Sentence examples for a specific movement of from inspiring English sources

Tilting the head or some particular visual stimuli can also lead to a specific movement of the eyes called cycloversion.

In the choral odes of Greek drama each of these parts corresponded to a specific movement of the chorus as it performed that part.

POM was assessed at all visits using a 100-mm VAS (0, no pain to 100, extreme pain) for each of three muscles (upper M. trapezius, upper M. erector spinae, M. levator scapulae); the subject stretched each muscle through a specific movement of the head, shoulders or arms as instructed by the investigators and the extent of pain was evaluated (Table  1).

The results demonstrate that the observed interference effects are remarkably specific, consistent with the idea that interference occurs in neural circuits that are involved in a specific movement and activation of individual muscle synergies.

In Belle's case, it's enough information to detect the monkey's intention of making a specific movement a few tenths of a second before it actually happens.

The dynamos, by contrast, give us an instant picture of a specific movement.

Most share a common clinical reasoning strategy to classify patients into subgroups based on relevance of a specific movement direction to the symptoms in order to direct intervention and predict outcomes.

More importantly, it also demonstrates that interference is specific to the neural circuits encoding a specific movement (direction) and involving a specific set of muscles.

The specific movement of vampire bat associated RABVs is difficult to assess, but the phylogenetic and evolutionary analyses we conducted indicate that lineages I and IV spread from north to south, whereas lineage II spread from south to north.

One way in which the controller (phone) can be used in a native way is in a similar way to a Wii controller, where specific movements of the controller cause action in the content.

Morozetti et al. [ 35] showed that rehabilitation for dizziness consisting of specific movements of the head resulted in a significant improvement in otoneurological clinical evaluation and in participants' perceptions of the head.