Sentence examples for grasp representations from inspiring English sources

However, direct evidence for a causal input from AIP to the canonical grasp representations in PMv is still lacking.

Nevertheless, in view of the fact that perception and action go hand in hand in motor activities [14], it is difficult to dissociate somesthetic afferences from grasp representation when healthy subjects produce a real grasp.

The advantage of network methods is that give easy-to grasp representation of the considerable noise in the data.

Tracing the origins of this political instrument allows us to grasp the representations, values and principles at the heart of its foundation, marking a rupture from the previous measures undertaken by the EU to deal with this social issue.

It quickly became one of the most famous, easy-to-grasp representations of the reality of global warming.

In order to grasp the overall representation of GO terms in applied entries of soybean TFs, all of the assigned terms were counted after the similarity searches were completed.

All the assigned terms at the biological process level obtained from sequence similarity searches against Arabidopsis counterparts that have GO terms in TAIR10 were counted to grasp the overall representation of 11 broad categories (GO slim) in applied entries of crop TFs (Fig.  2).

Graspability maps are spatial representations of grasp quality grades from wrist poses (position and orientation) about an object and are generated using simulation.

We will continue to grasp onto any tangible representation we have of one of the best weeks of our lives -- whether it be through pictures, through our All-American jacket or through proudly wearing the Army logo.

Specifically, the task of ILGA is to learn (i) "affordances," representations of object features that indicate where it can be grasped, and (ii) motor parameters that can be used to successfully grasp objects based on these representations.

Thus, such strict specificity appeared only in the context of a multi-choice discriminative task, requiring an implicit matching between a given olfactory information and the activation of the motor representation required to grasp the corresponding food.