In response to such worries, Jackson acknowledges that different speakers' criteria for applying a term may not be perfectly matched, but he argues that there must be significant overall similarity in reference-fixing criteria for everyday practical coordination.
When this area is damaged, the afflicted person can no longer distinguish between moving and stationary objects; the world is viewed as a series of "stills," and the coordination of everyday activities that involve motion becomes difficult.
Parents were asked to compare the motor performance of their child with that of his or her peers using a 5-point Likert scale, which provides a measure of a child's coordination in everyday functional activities.
The neural activity that governs our everyday lives involves an intricate coordination of many processes that can be attributed to a variety of brain regions.
The aim of such services is to enable patients despite their chronic condition to reintegrate in their everyday life and to assume coordination tasks between clinics, doctors and the health insurance fund.
We thus asked whether unilaterally infusing N-SYN into the SNpc everyday for two weeks causes motor coordination impairment.
Increase everyday tasks and activities that require coordination.
Bimanual gestures are of the utmost importance for the study of motor coordination in humans and in everyday activities.
Consistent with the emphasis on symmetry, as so far understood, one could continue to draw the everyday distinction between those forms of observation, inference, and social coordination that tend to generate correct beliefs and those that typically lead to error.
This paper teases out insights on tacit coordination from existing scholarship, starting with studies of everyday life accounting, then turning to professional practice.
As I watched in my living room I was impressed by both the coordination of the law enforcement community and the courage of everyday Bostonians.
