In the cochlea, an incoming acoustical signal f ( t ) in the form of a pressure fluctuation (t is the time variable) induces a movement u ( x, t ) of the basilar membrane at position x along the cochlea.
"What we see is that if you have some sort of a moving system on the cantilever, you are going to induce a movement on the cantilever itself," Longo explains.
One of difficulties of this experimental paradigm, however, is that the contraction of the proboscis extensor muscle often induces a movement of the brain, which prevents stable electrophysiological recordings of the activities of brain neurons.
We have shown that in the absence of sensory feedback and accompanying movements, caused by ischemic nerve block or spinal block, it is possible to induce a movement illusion using rTMS over M1 and PMd for both the arm and the lower limbs.
The designed molecule induces a movement of the side chain of Asp 99 to form an additional long hydrogen bond with the benzimidazole of compound 8.
Depth of anaesthesia affects the borders and extent of regional representations and the threshold currents required to induce a movement from the motor cortex.
These structural changes lead to the formation of a quadruple aromatic stack in the interface between the nucleotide-binding domain and the four-helix bundle domain, where they induce a movement of the top portion of two helices.
Prior to the first rTMS session, each individual's resting motor threshold was determined as the minimum intensity that induced a visible movement of the right abductor pollicis brevis muscle as agreed by 2 experimenters on 6 of 10 trials.
Both techniques therefore induced a limitation of movement from abutment.
Surprisingly this showed that a number of the inhibitors induced a reduction in movement and that this was an acute effect of the drugs.
