Sentence examples for gestural communication from inspiring English sources
Recent studies have shown that PET can be used successfully in chimpanzees to image neural activity associated with cognitive and communicative functions including gestural communication [29], auditory perception of species-specific sounds [30], and discrimination of facial expressions [31].
We recorded 105 h of gorilla behaviour that had the potential to show gestural communication, in which 9,540 potential gestures were identified.
We collected samples of potential gestural communication using a very broad definition of gesture, mainly excluding cases where the action was sufficient to gain the result by physical force alone.
Here we used the social game of charades to investigate the neural basis of gestural communication by having participants produce and interpret meaningful gestures while their brain activity was measured using functional magnetic resonance imaging.
Such cultural differences are also seen in food items consumed and in gestural communication.
"He had a great facility with gestural communication and was a talented artist," said Francine Patterson, president of the foundation.
As the cultural milieu determines which emblems become part of the gestural, communicative and social repertoire of an individual, this same environment exerts modulatory effects on the neural system for action understanding and social communication.
Our view is that functional links between gestural and oral communication, observed in nonhuman primates and infants, suggest that communication is a multimodal system involving manual and visuo-facial gestures as well as vocalization.
More specifically, functional links between gestural and oral communication in nonhuman primates as well as infants suggest that social communication is a multimodal system, involving manual and visuo-facial gestures as well as vocalization.
They also highlight a non-compensatory design phase dependent interaction between gestural and graphical communication.
He rightly gives the pun the broadest definition, encompassing all the linguistic, symbolic and even gestural ambiguities of communication.
