Sentence examples for lateral hand from inspiring English sources

And while this headset does not have tracked controllers, Oculus has done a lot to create software that understands how to translate some lateral hand movements from a fixed elbow position so the interactions you get here feel deeper.

These were defined as the amplitude of initial erroneous movements (early bias) and the difference between the lateral hand and ball position as the virtual ball passed the hand in depth (final error).

Injection sites were located on the lateral hand (two), on the medial wrist (up to two), and over the lateral and medial antibrachial muscles (up to two).

The right elbow and pronated forearm were gently placed at waist height onto an arm rest, which restricted movement to radial and ulnar deviation at the wrist joint (lateral hand movements).

Pfurtscheller and colleagues found that performed or imagined hand actions resulted in more alpha suppression at C3 and C4 overlying the lateral hand representation areas, while performed or imagined foot actions resulted in more suppression at Cz overlying the more medial foot representation areas (Pfurtscheller et al., 1997, Pfurtscheller et al., 2000).

Briefly, with forceps held with the hand being evaluated and the camera with the contra-lateral hand, the six different objects were grasped and transported to their targets in a fixed order.

Motor evoked potentials (MEPs) were recorded from the abductor pollicis brevis (APB) muscle from the contra-lateral hand.

A second cannula was inserted into a dorsal vein of the contra-lateral hand, and the hand was placed in a hot-box (60°C) for arterialized blood sampling.

IVV y can be linked to the medial-lateral hand movements that account for vertical displacement changes suggesting great importance of the sideways movements during the stroke's propulsive actions, which have been highlighted by previous studies (for review see [ 59]) and are decreased with higher SRs.

The rough body homunculus in human parietal cortex is arranged in a different order than the ones in MI and SI (where the face is lateral, the hand is intermediate, and the leg is medial).

We assessed driving performance (i.e. longitudinal velocity and lateral acceleration variance), hand movements (i.e. number of movements and movement durations), visual judgment behaviors (i.e. glance duration and glance frequency) and response time.