Sentence examples for action preparations from inspiring English sources

The agent has initiated two action preparations once the input stimuli are received.

Both action preparations [i.e. PA(a 1 ) and PA(a 2 )] are activated at time point 2 and, more importantly, with the same rate of activation strength until time point 15 (this highlights the non-biased effects in early action formation).

More troubling for the Jets, though, is that even if Testaverde is healthy enough to play Sept. 3, he will have had little live action preparation.

The model is a refined version of a previous model presented in [22] but improving the action preparation process and simulation results.

The findings help clarify how perceptual processing is bound by action preparation and also offer new perspectives for motor control research.

Some evidence leads to a hypothesis that awareness of action selection is not directly causing the action execution (or behaviour) but comes afterwards as an effect of unconscious processes of action preparation.

This paper presents a computational cognitive model for action awareness focusing on action preparation and performance by considering its cognitive effects and affects from both prior and retrospective form relative to the action execution.

This paper presented a computational cognitive model for action awareness focusing on action preparation and performance by considering its cognitive effects and affects from both prior and retrospective perspective relative to the action execution.

More specifically, the feeling of intention for an action is not causing the behaviour but comes after the action preparation and just before the action execution time [4, 5, 6, 7, 8].

As the IPS is critically involved in the computation of object-directed action preparation, we suppose that the simple perception of potentially action-relevant dynamic objects induces a 'readiness for (re)action', restricted to the 1PP.

For example, when a prior awareness state occurs, it facilitates an enhancing effect on action preparation, sensory representation and feeling and also provides much smoother effects (as seen in Fig. 2).