Sentence examples for imagined action from inspiring English sources

But I never imagined action was imminent.

Mr Rao says it was "both exciting and eerie" to watch an imagined action from his brain get translated into actual action by another brain.

So, for example, one might speak of imagined perception (or perception-like imagining), imagined belief (or belief-like imagining), imagined desire (or desire-like imagining), imagined action (or action-like imagining), and so on.

Regarding the second (the role of imagination in the mental simulation of action and behavior), work by Jean Decety (Decety and Stevens 2009), Marc Jeannerod (Jeannerod 2006, 1997), and others suggests that simulated or imagined action "activates the same cortical structures that are responsible for motor execution" (Markman et al. 2009, viii).

This means that during REM sleep our minds and bodies are sexually primed, always ready for imagined action.

"It was both exciting and eerie to watch an imagined action from my brain get translated into actual action by another brain," Rao said.

These results enable high-resolution geodesic connectivity mapping for resting-state fMRI in patient populations and real-time geodesic mapping to support identification of imagined actions for fMRI-based brain machine interfaces.

Dance movements, according to Khatchadourian, are instead, non-action voluntary activities that "consist in patterns of movement – either pure movement or movement representing certain imagined actions of imagined characters, imaginary situations, and so on – made by parts or the whole of the human body, creating dynamic visual, or visual and auditory, forms" (1978, 25).

Autonomic activation during imagined actions pertains to the more general phenomenon of motor planning [16].

The autonomic nervous system (ANS) is activated in parallel with the motor system during cyclical and effortful imagined actions.

In the opposite case, one could suppose that the increase in HR during imagined actions was specific and related to the dynamic features of the movement being imagined.