Sentence examples for component of action from inspiring English sources
While sneaking around is increasingly a component of action games, none of them do it with the finesse of Thief 2. (Eidos; $29.99; ages 17 and older).
Low doses of caffeine given systemically inhibit antinociception by several analgesics (acetaminophen, amitriptyline, oxcarbazepine, cizolirtine), probably reflecting block of a component of action involving adenosine A(1) receptors.
When we moved it over to Cinemax, I knew that there was going to be a stronger component of action, and that did not bother me at all.
The authors interpreted this shift as a prospective component of action awareness.
The correlation between passivity and the differential PCC activation during action monitoring assumedly indicates that the experience of passivity is selectively linked to the self-monitoring component of action monitoring.
The present results imply that the effect of muraglitazar on TNFα production is mediated by the PPARγ component of action and on IL-6 production and iNOS expression by both PPARα and PPARγ components of action.
In particular, Mueller, Brass, Waszak, and Prinz (2007) have suggested that RCZ is mainly involved in selecting the "what" component, in the context of a given task (Desmet, Fias, Hartstra, & Brass, 2011); whilst preSMA participates in selecting the "when" component of actions.
A number of scholars argue that goal-directed planning happens below the threshold of consciousness and that as a result, components of action are organized in a more hierarchical fashion [12, 31].
The action is generally perturbed when the action verb is presented once a movement is initiated, testify to a complex interaction between the linguistic and muscle components of action.
We asked whether retrospective and prospective components of action awareness also reflect temporal outcome predictability.
Moreover, our connectivity analysis mirrors the cascade model predicting a posterior to anterior axis in the PFC with progressively anterior regions involved in increasingly abstract components of action selection (Koechlin et al. 2003).
