Sentence examples for kinesthetic memory from inspiring English sources
In "Loves Me Like a Rock," "Proof" and other numbers Mr. Simon's upper body undulated unconsciously, suggesting a sort of kinesthetic memory at work.
Our findings suggest that movement repetition promotes the development of distinct neural patterns, presumably by the formation of target-specific kinesthetic memory.
Tired and overworked muscles won't attain a full range of motion and the muscle's kinesthetic memory will remember the repeated shorted range of motion, which you will then have to overcome before you can make further progress.
The only time I've actually done this in public was at Harvard's Pi Day celebration in 2005, where my recitation was not just slow but even included a wrong digit about two-thirds of the way through (perhaps I inadvertently inverted the octave pattern in bar 33), even though I reinforced my kinesthetic memory by "air piano -ing the right hand.
My visual, aural and kinesthetic memory of Sunday school times brought a broad smile to my face for they were a period of happiness during a childhood in which I felt increasingly odd as a gay boy.
This is a visual-kinesthetic memory-span task in which the examiner taps on a table with the fist, palm, or side of the hand and the participant repeats the tap sequence.
These labels cover a range of phenomena, from simpler forms of associative learning through to kinesthetic, skill, and sequence memory.
Musical intelligence, however, did not correlate with any aspect of strategy use, and kinesthetic intelligence correlated only with memory learning strategies.
These can include, for instance, poetic or rhyming mnemonics for the auditory learner, visual imagery and fantasy for the visual learner, dance or movement for the kinesthetic learner (as muscles have memory), or some combination.
"It's a kinesthetic melody that she hits," Gerber said.
However, this narrow account implies that justification based on introspection, proprioception (our kinesthetic sense of the position and movements of our body), memory, and testimony would be a priori justification.
