Imagine Trials HD crossed with Sonic the Hedgehog and you're getting close.
Fig. 5 qualitatively illustrates typical EMG activities in trunk and legs muscles during one executed and one imagined trial.
The second is "imagined trial-and-error behavior," so that an animal can use memory to play out scenarios in its mind and avoid certain types of plants and animals without risking real interaction with those organisms.
AP, HR and EMG signals during executed and imagined trials were analyzed from the moment that participants stopped breathing until the end of the trial (Fig. 2).
It is worth noting, that in more than 89.4% of the trials, AP and HR increased during the imagined trials, thus suggesting that the activation of ANS is a consistent phenomenon, observed in all the participants.
In "imagine" trials the screen was darkened for four seconds during mental imagery; in "sentence" trials, the screen was illuminated but blank for four seconds while participants generated a descriptive verbal sentence.
You imagine a trial involving 200 subjects.
Imagine a trial lawyer who makes $10 million in a particular year, after expenses.
"Can you imagine a trial for a group of activists who demanded that government officials disclose their assets?
