For highly practiced movements we have to think less about controlling every action but what we do is still ultimately in the service of our overall targets (like scoring a goal in the case of football).
The modest effects may be due to the study design, in which experienced riders performed highly practiced, low-speed tasks; alcohol at these levels may produce larger effects with less experienced riders in more challenging situations.
As he coaxed new sounds from his flute, the audience leaned forward to watch his elusive but highly practiced techniques.
Each monkey had approximately equal proportions of DR neurons and IG neurons tuned to each of the highly practiced time intervals.
Further, for each of the highly practiced time intervals, each monkey had approximately equal proportions of the DR neurons and of IG neurons, while it was rare that DR and IG functions were combined in a single cell.
The present study demonstrates that the main safe sleep messages for SUDI prevention are highly practiced within this NZ community sample.
However, in most societies, where this habit is still highly practiced, such as in India [ 18, 19], Taiwan [ 13, 20] and Solomon Islands [ 12] the habit is more commonly practiced among the males compared to females.
Because reading is such a highly practiced process, an incongruent condition creates conflict between the word and the color, requiring increased cognitive control to resolve the conflict, and resulting in longer naming latencies for incongruent conditions.
It scores the ability to perform simple, highly practiced, voluntary movements in response to a verbal command or imitation, and therefore measures verbal comprehension and motor co-ordination and is used to monitor changes in cognitive function.
Most important, however, is that emotion effects persist even after participants have experienced thousands of lexical decision trials: emotional content is sufficient to facilitate lexical decisions even in highly practiced participants.
