Sentence examples for implied actions from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, evidence exists that M1 is activated by language in a somatotopic fashion, reflecting the different body-effectors of the implied actions (see [3] for a review).

As can be seen, all ROIs responded strongly during the observation of implied actions but not (or weakly) during the observation of objects.

These works, with their distinct episodes and implied action, may appeal to his inner film director, and in both cases, there was ample tinkering with the music's pacing and focus.

Causal theories allow convenient formalization of such challenging phenomena as indirect effects of actions (ramifications), implied action preconditions, concurrent interacting effects of actions, and things that change by themselves.

The Court would be on firmer footing if it had been shown that aider and abettor liability "detracts from the effectiveness of the 10b-5 implied action or interferes with the effective operation of the securities laws". See Musick, Peeler & Garrett v. Employers Ins. of Wausau, 508 U.S. ----, ----, 113 S.Ct.

In a similar latency range, differences in parietal and frontal positivity (P300-like) correlate with more fine-grained aspects of action-word meaning, such as the body segments involved in the implied action [30].

Exploiting the Hebbian model of correlational learning [8], Pulvermuller [9] proposed that action words which are typically learned in the context of action performance are represented in the sensorimotor circuits associated with the implied action, woven within the perisylvian-language areas.

– And it should be clear that it implies actions other than reducing the emissions (that is a different realm).

The term "process" in this paper implies actions directly associated with maintenance, while "framework" embodies the supporting infrastructure.

The government, said Macmillan's response (pdf), found a "lack of direct evidence of conspiracy", and its complaint is therefore "based entirely on the little circumstantial evidence it was able to locate during its extensive investigation, on which it piles innuendo on top of innuendo, stretches facts and implies actions that did not occur and which Macmillan denies unequivocally".

Critically, hazard and disaster scholars need to challenge the conceptual framings that define what we understand as emergencies and disasters, for those logics imply actions that either can, or cannot be.