Sentence examples for head command from inspiring English sources

As a result, during eye-head coordination, the head movement trajectory exhibits a wide variability (see Leigh and Zee 2006 for review), suggesting that head command signals alone do not provide the accurate measure of head movement that is needed for maintaining target image on the high acuity fovea during eye-head tracking.

"I remember trying to put on graceful airs -- 'Be swanlike!' my head commanded".

Is the FEF further involved in dividing these signals into specific eye and head commands?

There are 2 competing hypotheses (for a review, see Chen 2006); 1) the brain issues an integrated gaze command that is then decomposed into separate eye and head commands; and 2) the brain issues independent eye and head commands at all levels.

As described in the Introduction, there have been 2 competing hypotheses for the neural mechanisms of the eye-head coordination; one proposes an integrated gaze command driving both eye and head movements, and the other proposes independent eye and head commands together with different coordinating mechanisms such as vestibular feedback (for reviews, see Chen 2006; Leigh and Zee 2006).

To determine the reference heading command under various uncertainties, the vector field method is employed, and then the RISE feedback controller is designed to follow the heading command.

The path following controller is divided into two parts: one part generating a heading command and another part designing a robust control.

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Saccade neurons in the frontal eye fields (FEF) are thought to signal both rapid eye movement commands and rapid head movement commands for head-free gaze shifts (Tu and Keating 2000; Knight and Fuchs 2006; however, Chen 2006).

Periodically, Stefan would enter as we were working, sit at the table, thrust a hand out without turning his head, and command, "De l'eau".