The phrase "action and processing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to tasks, workflows, or systems where both action and processing are involved.
Example: "The project requires careful planning, as both action and processing are essential for its success."
Alternatives: "activity and execution" or "operation and handling".
Collectively, these regions are believed to form a neural circuit that functions to facilitate putative stages in the decision-making process, including evaluation of available alternatives, selection and performance of an action, and processing of the outcome [10], [13], [17], [18].
Cytoarchitectonic area 44 of Broca's region in the left inferior frontal gyrus is known to be involved in several functional domains including language, action and music processing.
By including the N400 and the MRCPs triggered by semantic stimuli and motor response respectively, we were able to measure the possible bidirectional effects on action and language processing.
The findings of the present study, which demonstrate that an auditory representation of PPS around the hand results in an immediate modulation of the motor representation of the hand, suggest that a similar overlap between action and spatial processing exists in the human brain as well.
TMS seems, therefore, to be a valuable tool for assessing the interplay between action and emotion processing within the motor system.
For example, if it is the case that STS functioning is impaired early in life in Sib-A, then gaze, action and voice processing are all expected to be atypical (see Fig. 2b).
Videos of multiple actors performing multiple actions while conveying different traits with different levels of intensity allow for flexibility in their combination to enable testing of various theoretically motivated hypotheses relating to the perception of human action and underlying processing mechanisms.
Once again, they require separate action and require processing a few times a day, and yet they do not land up in the inbox.
The action of harvesting and processing of leafy greens can also result in the release of plant exudates along cut edges.
We adopt a multi-agent approach, inspired by Brooks subsumption architecture, which allows hierarchical management of actions and parallel processing.
We aim to extend this bidirectional interaction hypothesis to the realm of brain markers of actual actions and language processing.
