This is in line with the classical distinction between latent learning and performance (Tolman, 1948) and with results showing that deactivations of certain cortical regions in the rodent brain can shift behavioral control back-and-forth between habitual and goal-directed independent of the amount of practice (Killcross & Coutureau, 2003).
With more stubborn couples, he might suggest handing the controls back and forth at the beginning of each year.
First we cranked out full power, then dropped the engine speed to idle and pulled the nose skyward; then we wracked the controls back and forth.
For demonstration, a robust controller to control the Back-and-Forth motion of an inverted pendulum on a cart is designed, where the pitch angle of the inverted pendulum is forced to be small by choosing a large weight of the pitch angle error in the quadratic performance criterion.
At this point "Command and Control" goes back and forth between the Air Force's attempts to deal with this crisis and other past nuclear weapons accidents.
As the steam escapes through the vent on which it is placed, it makes the control rock back and forth.
Looking like a lone Reservoir Dog in his black tie and white shirt, Sutherland paces the stage brandishing a remote control, zipping back and forth through the images projected on the wall behind him.
Some of the camps that were near the battle areas and front lines, where control traded back and forth between countries, there were some things that happened, but overall, the people in Australia, and the people in Canada, and the people in South America.
Control went back and forth at the beginning of the match between Hulk Hogan and Earthquake.
About an hour earlier, it appeared the Rebels were in complete control after clinching a back-and-forth second game, 25-23.
