Changes in the temporospatial variables, hip joint angle and a constant stance/swing proportion demonstrates that these adaptations may be made to maintain characteristics of the gait cycle and prevent subjects from adopting an unfamiliar gait pattern.
The implication is that in the parkinsonian state only partial processing is possible in the basal ganglia and this kind of activity effectively acts as a disruptive 'noisy signal' and is worse than a fixed and unfamiliar patterning of activity when passed on to other processing units like the cortex.
Unfamiliar patterns and percussions provided a new lens with which I could push boundaries.
When the experiment was repeated with unfamiliar patterns, the bees were able to make the correct choice based on the order of the new patterns.
Asked if there were any differences from the old place, he said the wind swirled around the stadium in unfamiliar patterns.
Fresh off the boat, the 'unraveller' of Catton's tale, Walter Moody - a Scot eager to make his fortune on the goldfields - looks to the heavens and finds himself disorientated by the unfamiliar patterns of the Southern Hemisphere, "where everything was upended and unformed".
Why do we imagine we may be liberated by unfamiliar patterns, patterns whose novelty depends on patterns we already know?
Future climates in parks and reserves may not even settle into new and unfamiliar patterns, but instead continue fluctuating for the foreseeable future.
Ever curious - whether regarding a novel contrabass clarinet performance technique, the song of a species of bird he had never heard before, or the stress patterns of an unfamiliar language - the various compartments of his creative life were akin to a collection of exalted childhood hobbies.
At the University of California, San Francisco, scientists have found that when rats have a new experience, like exploring an unfamiliar area, their brains show new patterns of activity.
