"discrete movement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a single movement or action that occurs within a larger sequence or system. For example, "The machine was designed to carry out discrete movements to complete the task."
Lung pulse is seen as a discrete movement of the pleural line, in synchrony with the heart beat.
The present study investigated the influence of information and task constraints on the search strategy as reflected in the sequential relations of the outcome in a discrete movement virtual projectile task.
28 Training in dual-task performance is more complicated than training a discrete movement under single-task condition, 29 and the level of specificity required to improve dual-task performance is still unknown.
Recorded in concert this year, it's a warm and generous statement, with 15 discrete movements spread across two discs.
In the kick, for instance, Smith's leg first moves an inch, then another inch, etc., and each movement consists spatially of discrete movements by various muscles.
Though the exact cerebral mechanism remains unknown, the increase of high-frequency oscillations in 100 1,000 Hz may reflect the activation of the cortical-subcortical networks during the onset of discrete movements, or may signal the direct modulation of outputs from the subthalamic nucleus to the basal ganglia, thereby facilitating movement execution [39].
Many everyday tasks consist of discrete movements carried out in a sequence.
Here, we have demonstrated that the ANS is also activated during mental simulation of discrete movements.
Time between translocations was the length of time between the initiation of two discrete movements of the cell rear.
However, it is not clear whether the ANS is activated during motor imagery of discrete movements and whether this activation is specific to the movement being imagined.
This second task is analogue to discrete movements in which the effector remains in the target after the end of the movement, e.g., [35].
