Sentence examples for component movement from inspiring English sources

That work included experiments on Fitts' task, a double component movement task, pin-to-hole assembly and ballistic movement tasks.

The technique of embedded meshing is employed to adapt the topology optimization to the variation of the finite element mesh caused by the component movement.

A major focus of these efforts has been visibility studies and archaeologists have paid less attention to how GIS can facilitate the study of another important socio-spatial component, movement.

As shown in Figs. 3 and S1, the genes shown to be involved in biological processes including "defense response," "cellular localization," "hemostasis," "response to stress," "cellular component movement," and "catabolic process" make up a large proportion of all provided monocyte-expressed genes.

Network E (Figure 7) was associated with cellular processes, such as, regulation of multicellular organismal process, regulation of cell migration and regulation of cellular component movement.

However, as most of these studies were conducted in subjects with cerebellum lesion, it is unable to adequately dissociate deficits in learning associated with component movement (motor learning) from deficits in performing compound movement (such as motor coordination) [6], [7].

Here we have used fMRI to define brain activity associated with unilateral foot extension and flexion, component movements of gait.

The most elaborate displays occur during courtship, where "dances" are often formed from complex combinations of many possible component movements; males' breeding success may depend on the quality of such displays.

In children, thus, training on one sequence followed by the other would result in enhancement of the training experience as both sequences are composed of the same component movements.

For example it may be the case that, in children, the experience of training on any sequence of finger opposition movements may affect the performance of the individual component movements rather than the syntactic rule which has been implicated in the learning of the task by adults [13], [15], [36].

Most component movements in playing and fighting are the same (Meaney and Stewart, 1981).