Sentence examples for instructed speed from inspiring English sources

The instructed speed modulated the velocity of the motion across participants.

These spontaneous motions funneled out the randomly instructed speed type and the differences in training context (dark, mirror, etc).

When the task is blocked so that the instructed speed is the same within one block and each speed block is randomly selected, the distinction is more evident.

We found a simple power rule to parameterize speed variability for expert and novices with accurate predictive value despite randomly instructed speed levels and training contexts.

As in the case of the simulation condition, under other training contexts we found that the spontaneous retraction always separated the noise according to instructed speed type.

Churchland et al. found that the set-related activity is affected by the instructed speed as well as the direction and the distance (Churchland et al., 2006a).

In marked contrast to the expected expert behavior in the intended motions in several novices more than one slope were necessary to fit the instructed speed-driven noise.

There is an overall tendency for the fast instructed speeds to evoke higher firing rates although the opposite effect is not uncommon.

This paper focuses on the motions of the hand during the forward and retracting Jab, which was extracted from the speed profiles of the hand trajectories [ 31] under two instructed speeds (slow and fast) and for different training contexts.

In the last quarter of the race, the commissaire gradually announced the peloton was closing on the lead group, and we were instructed to speed ahead to the finish.

Mr Ecevit has also been instructed to speed up the long-delayed privatisation of state-owned companies, including the telecoms giant Turk Telekom, and to keep government employees' wage increases down to a minimum.All this seems likely to make Mr Ecevit and his coalition partners from the centre-right Motherland party and the far-right Nationalist Action Party increasingly unpopular with voters.