Sentence examples for corresponding hand from inspiring English sources

The task involved responding to colored stimuli, which appeared at random positions in the left and right visual field, with the corresponding hand.

Motor imagery of one hand typically generates ERD in the contralateral side of brain, so it is possible to discriminate between the imaginations of right and left hand movements by using bipolar electrodes placed over corresponding hand representation areas, i.e., C3 and C4 [12].

The proposed criterion for finding the ROI is based on two neurophysiological principles: 1. Motor imagery of one hand typically generates ERD in the contralateral side of brain, so it is possible to discriminate between the imaginations of right and left hand movements by using bipolar electrodes placed over corresponding hand representation areas, i.e., C3 and C4 [12].

She's a tiny woman, but she gets in close, her hands spread over the horse's skin, picking out key parts, the top of the neck, the breast, on top of the back with a corresponding hand under the belly.

For example, in the 'rubber hand illusion' (RHI), a subject looks at a fake hand that is being stroked by a paintbrush in synchrony with stroking applied to his own (occluded) corresponding hand, positioned a small distance away from the fake hand.

The displacement evoked an automatic feedback response with the corresponding hand: rightward for target displacements to the right and leftward for cursor displacements to the right [ 1, 4, 15].

KEGGscape utilizes the database to reproduce the corresponding hand-drawn pathway diagrams with as much detail as possible in Cytoscape.

A mechanical process closely corresponding to hand brocading is called swivel, a system of figuring fabrics by using mechanically controlled pattern shuttles.

For the first, a very deep network structure is designed to directly maps a single depth image to its corresponding 3D hand joint locations.

Another possibility is that proprioceptive function may be influenced by the natural statistics of action, that is, the frequency that certain limb configurations (e.g. those corresponding to hand positions close to the body) occur in daily life [42], [43].

Evidently, the struggle that participants have in switching to the stronger location task did not impair their ability to prepare the corresponding response hand.