Sentence examples for cyclical task from inspiring English sources

To describe the wrist kinematics during movement through free range of motion and activities of daily living using a cyclical task.

It provides communication interfaces between programs (defined as nodes) such as publisher–subscriber interfaces, client server interfaces, data queues, and many other tools for programming, including clocks and a cyclical task manager.

However, competition in the traditional cyclical task is particularly strong since it requires: (i) inhibition of items after they have been selected; and (ii) reselection when these items subsequently become targets again in later cycles (Thompson-Schill et al., 1997; Gotts and Plaut, 2002; Badre et al., 2005; Jefferies et al., 2007; Mirman et al., 2013).

This study was designed to determine if the PLAD could reduce the level of general and local back muscle fatigue during a cyclical lifting task.

This was achieved using verbal and non-verbal versions of the cyclical matching task.

All those cyclical daily tasks that go along with small children become intensely problematic, often impossible.

Healthy controls show ceiling level performance on the cyclical matching tasks and, if anything, a slight speeding up of reaction time with repetition (Gardner et al., 2012).

It is perhaps unsurprising that cases with semantic aphasia show a decline in comprehension for both words and pictures on cyclical matching tasks, since they have multimodal semantic control deficits (although the patients are not specifically recruited to show deficits in executive-semantic processing or effects of repetition/cycle).

In two experiments, participants performed a cyclical bimanual movement task requiring concurrent visual identification of briefly presented letters.

This function is increasingly required in cyclical semantic matching tasks, as the distracter on one trial becomes the target on the next and thus the target must be identified from a field of previously selected and highly active items (Jefferies et al., 2007).

However, in the studies cited above, motor tasks were highly automatic, cyclical and required great effort from the subjects.