Sentence examples for aspect of movement from inspiring English sources
"We have to study an aspect of movement, without the person moving," said Dr. John G. Milton, a neurology professor at the university.
We define BCD for a single unit based on the aspect of movement, which has the largest "bump" in its spike-triggered average.
Though it clearly is not ballet by any traditional definition, it often incorporates balletic movement; and though it may also refer to any number of additional dance elements (those of folk dancing or ethnic, religious, or social dancing, for example), it may also examine one simple aspect of movement.
Another common cause of grammatical change is the gradual petrification of idioms into new grammatical forms, for example, the way the English "going to" construction lost its aspect of movement and in some varieties of English has almost become a full-fledged future tense (e.g. I'm gonna).
Therefore a good sensorimotor recovery means not only being able to do the movement (quantitative aspect of movement) but also (and more important) knowing how the movement is done (qualitative aspect of movement).
The temporal aspect of movement generation has not been sufficiently explored beyond the context of Fitt's law.
These two network measures take the temporal aspect of movements into account and in combination with detailed information on the specific contacts identified, they are ideal for both backward and forward tracing of contacts through live animal movements during an outbreak.
Future research shall put emphasis on the development of pressure quantities, on the neuro-muscular aspects of movement control.
For example, a team from Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine examined how three aspects of movement in time and space — aspects they dubbed "circadian movement," "normalized entropy" and "location variance" — appear to correlate with symptoms of depression.
In September and November, Gina Caputo will teach Integrated Vinyasa which unifies alignment and flow along with other aspects of movement and inner direction and a connection to nature.
While addressing the clinical challenges posed by the behavioural aspects of movement disorders and epilepsy, it invites readers on a journey through the evolving discipline of neuropsychiatry / behavioural neurology – both in the past and today.
