From the motor systems perspective passivity experiences promise an exemplary insight into the neural foundation of coordination between (efferent) action planning and the perception of (afferent) action consequences.
Johan Nicolai Madvig, (born Aug. 7, 1804, Bornholm, Den. died Dec. 12, 1886, Copenhagen) classical scholar and Danish government official who published many works on Latin grammar and Greek syntax and helped to lay the foundation of modern textual criticism; his exemplary edition of Cicero's De finibus bonorum et malorum ("On Good and Evil Endings") appeared in 1839.
The model organisms that were used to lay down the foundation of molecular biology served as "exemplary models" in contrast to what today are called "surrogate models"—the distinction comes from Jessica Bolker (2009).
Among the commercial venues for Asian art in the city, Kaikodo, with its scholarly foundations and an expansive program that includes new art, is exemplary.
A wise and genuinely caring gentleman of exemplary integrity, Clif's invaluable expertise and support has helped the Foundation develop senior citizen housing and social service programs for three decades.
A wise and genuinely caring gentleman of exemplary integrity, Duncan's invaluable expertise and support has helped the Foundation develop senior citizen housing and social service programs for over three decades.
Collecting positive stories of dementia care in a range of ways is a logical first step to identifying strengths and exemplary examples of quality care experiences and then using these as a foundation in creating change that can lead to enhanced care experiences for all.
The foundation of Stoke's recent excellent run comes from their almost exemplary defensive record; the meanest defence in the Premier League have conceded just three in their past seven games.
Sure, there were some foundations that responded in a way that I think was appropriate, responsive and really exemplary.
"Exemplary, exemplary!" he cried.
