Sentence examples for imaginary activity from inspiring English sources

It makes this imaginary activity entirely substantial.

"Information about the Mossad's activity does not reach the public, and often what is publicised many years after the event is but the tip of the iceberg of almost imaginary activity and operations," he writes.

Burgess and his colleagues now extend their earlier findings to show that healthy volunteers exhibit exactly the same grid cell-like activity during imaginary navigation, providing the first evidence that that this activity occurs in the absence of actual movements.

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Although being subliminal, the magnitude of this activation was found to be correlated to the mental effort required to lift a weight mentally, as more EMG activity was recorded during imaginary lifting of heavy than light concentric contractions.

What you need: Activities that develop motor skills and encourage imaginary play.

To search for spontaneous activity (Table 2), the electrodes were periodically repositioned following an imaginary grid consisting of 500 × 500 µm squares covering the whole slice (Kohling et al., 1998).

The state of hypnosis is a natural mental state that can be achieved, for example, by children engaged in imaginary play, or when students become bored and imagine themselves engaged in an activity elsewhere.

To counter this argument, we looked at whether left and right primary motor cortex (M1) showed any increased activity changes during touch observation that could indicate preparatory motor activity or motor imaginary during touch observation.

This weekend's activities, in Building 14, include painting with straws, droppers and brushes; making imaginary island creatures; and creating overlapping line drawings by tracing everyday objects.

These gestural activities continued as, in silence, Mr. Schlichting played throw-and-catch games with imaginary objects, or framed us through his hands, narrowing the pretend focus as he drew closer, widening as he moved away.