Sentence examples for condition of movement from inspiring English sources

By way of a summary, real space is a condition of movement, but not a determination of movement as to either its direction or velocity.

There was a short break of either 8 or 10 sec after each block, with an additional 5-sec break every 3 blocks, during which the task was changed to a different condition of movement authorship.

For the remainder of the subjects, motion regressors were generated using the ART-tool with condition of movement 1 mm and rotation 0.087 radian in SPM and applied to all first-level analyses.

In the case of a 6-axis vertical articulated robot for slave arm, the RCM can be controlled by inverse kinematics under conditions of movement restriction by the trocar.

This study tested the in vitro effectiveness of a range of liquid products in forming rafts that were cohesive, buoyant, voluminous, resistant to reflux and durable under conditions of movement (resilient).

The importance of a costume's aesthetic performance is as key for many leading players as its technical sports capabilities; how the fabric and cut of the sportswear perform under conditions of movement and light, body-shape distortion of patterns and cut, and especially colour when chosen to contrast with the vibrant orange of clay courts or bright blue of hard courts.

Conditions of movement authorship (Active/Passive) were run in sequences of three blocks per condition, with condition order counterbalanced between subjects.

There was no age by visuomotor flip interaction, and planned pairwise comparisons within the aged participants and young controls revealed no effects of visuomotor condition on movement velocity, providing evidence that the effects observed in the movement time data are not simply a result of the aged participants moving the window slower.

In this, Palin embodies the curiously arrested condition of the movement she evidently seeks to lead.

According to the Discrete Moment Hypothesis, there are two cycle times at which all 12 lines appear to be on the screen: at τ = S, at which the complete cycle falls within one conscious 'moment', and at τ = S/2, at which conscious 'moments' containing all lines and no lines alternate (and thus the condition of no movement being perceived is met) – see Figure 12.

The key concept here is of a 'previously mapped conversion motor representation', that is, a (conditioned) pattern of movement established perhaps by a previous triggering event.