Sentence examples for imaginary practice from inspiring English sources

Imaginary practice helps because it increases the strength of the signal sent from the movement areas of the brain to the muscles.

So asking people to carry out an imaginary practice task allows us to see the benefit of just thinking about a movement, and separates this from the benefit of making it.

Using electrodes you can record the size of this signal, and demonstrate that after imaginary practice people are able to send a stronger, more coherent signal to the muscles.

Washburn's ideas did find some corroboration in the electrophysiological studies of Jacobson (1932), and seem to have motivated the beginnings, in the 1930s, of research into the effectiveness of the so called mental practice (or imaginary practice) of motor skills (Janssen & Sheikh, 1994 p. 2).

Our manifesto is about how the fairer city can be achieved by changing both the imaginary and the practice underlying economic and social policy.

Hurt when Teddy absconds for a blow job with someone else, April retreats to her room to practice imaginary brush-offs – "I don't care... Whatever... .. She's more easily bruised than she lets on.

Though the auction houses make it devilishly easy for spotlight-shy art lovers to bid in absentia relaying their bids to a client-services representative stationed in the salesroom you can easily wind up bidding against an imaginary adversary, a practice affectionately known in the trade as "bidding off the chandelier".

Invent imaginary friend and practice with him, or do voice diary or write very fast in your diary and while writing, read at the same time what you are writing.

If I spent as much time speaking to my neighbors as I do practicing imaginary conversations in the prison crafts room, I'd be fluent by now, and could quit making excuses for myself.

The voice is as influenced by the imaginary — when she practices, Deanna likes to picture a Ping-Pong ball being kept aloft by a stream of water shooting from the top of her head — as by anything more straightforward that a singer might do with larynx or jaw or tongue.

This imaginary authorizes material practices of racialized dispossession, which were set in motion by neoliberal conservation regimes designed to exploit the natural and cultural resources upon which tourism development is premised.