It's a graceful, powerful song, coming at you calmly, with a driving command and an eerie, sliding melody.
Conversely, conventional models of the somatomotor system, as exemplified in the motor control literature (Shadmehr et al. 2010), consider descending connections to deliver driving command signals and therefore to be of the forward type.
In addition, this new technology could be used to improve energy efficiency in the traffic operation, due to its capability to update the ATO (Automatic Train Operation) driving commands not only at stations but also along the journey.
This is somewhat paradoxical because backward modulatory characteristics would not be expected of driving motor command signals.
She did, so I pushed a button on the steering wheel of the 2008 Ford Focus I was driving and commanded, "Play artist K.D. Lang".
As described in the Introduction, there have been 2 competing hypotheses for the neural mechanisms of the eye-head coordination; one proposes an integrated gaze command driving both eye and head movements, and the other proposes independent eye and head commands together with different coordinating mechanisms such as vestibular feedback (for reviews, see Chen 2006; Leigh and Zee 2006).
That includes the raised "command" driving position and a high level of off-road ability.
The pattern was established: Cone fell behind in the count, could not effectively pinpoint his slider or splitter and when he wasn't issuing walks -- he had five in his brief outing -- the Angels' hitters successfully seized on his lack of command, driving the ball.
These findings suggest that in familiar, undemanding situations, drivers are more likely to be found mind wandering than focusing on driving, however mind wandering is swiftly interrupted when driving task demands command effortful attention.
The stepped roof, clamshell bonnet, alpine lights and command driving position are all intact, but design boss Gerry McGovern and his team clearly couldn't resist importing some Range Rover cues.
For gaze-pursuit also, Lanman et al. (1978) suggested that the brain issues gaze-pursuit commands driving both eye and head movements and further that the eye-pursuit command is combined with vestibular feedback from head movement to compensate for variations in the amount of head movement (also Miles and Lisberger 1981).
