Sentence examples for guided movement from inspiring English sources
To realize this navigation strategy, we develop: (1) a method of map generation by integrating multiple observation results considering the uncertainties in observation and motion, (2) a fast robot localization method which does not use explicit feature correspondence, and (3) a method of selecting effective viewing directions using the history of observation during the guided movement.
After she became interested in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, a method of therapy that involves the guided movement of the eyes to reduce the effects of past traumas, she realized that walking might also help a troubled person process information.
In this review we discuss experiments designed to increase our understanding of how visual inputs to the cerebellum are arranged in relation to the zonal organization of the cerebellar cortex, and how visual inputs are utilized to assist in the regulation of a visually guided movement.
Somatic dance and guided movement to recreate effusive and explosive eruptions, bubble burst and lava flows.
Magma degassing Experiments with Diet Coke and Mentos, following Coffey (2008) Guided movement: recreation of crystal structures with our bodies.
Even the externally guided movement of the paralyzed left arm would seem to satisfy a condition of this weak sort.
In work reported by Richard Held (Scientific American, November 1965), actively moving kittens developed visually guided movements normally.
Ogawa, K., Inui, T. & Sugio, T. Neural correlates of state estimation in visually guided movements: an event-related fMRI study.
This study was designed to determine differences in the proprioceptively guided movements of children (8 10 years) and adolescents (16 18 years).
Buneo, C. A. & Andersen, R. A. The posterior parietal cortex: sensorimotor interface for the planning and online control of visually guided movements.
They were scanned on four occasions during the fast learning stage as well as in a condition designed to control for internally guided movements.
