We identify five key properties, (1) perceptibility = can the subject perceive the biosignal?, (2) autonomy = can the subject regulate by himself?, (3) mastery = degree of control over the biosignal, (4) motivation = rewards system of the biofeedback, and (5) learnability = possibility of learning.
The first concerns the choice of the stable reference frame on which the equilibrium control is based, and the second concerns the gradual mastery of the degrees of freedom of the various body joints.
Critically, in the four-choice condition of this experiment, positive and negative feedback carried different amounts of information, and thereby could be perceived by learners as aiding them in reaching their goal of task mastery to different degrees, leading to differential caudate activity.
Comparisons could then be made between the degrees of mastery of different standards in different grade bands.
Like skiing, it requires a certain degree of mastery, a countervailing ability to contend with the panic and reassert a measure of stability.
Higher!" In her day, some people said Katharine Wright was the mastermind behind the Wrights, a rumor based on such evidence as her college degree and mastery of Greek and Latin.
Because the actors stayed together in permanent companies and specialized in playing the same role for most of their professional lives, they achieved a degree of mastery that had been hitherto unknown on the Italian stage and that must have made the rest of the theatre seem all the more artificial.
A high degree of mastery of the development process can be achieved by applying an engineering process based upon life cycle and domain engineering concepts.
The error values in Figs. 7 and 8 were expressed as the ratio of the error of manual (a) since the degree of mastery of operation was different for each individual.
The learner model in Cheng et al. (2009) assessed the learner's degree of mastery by monitoring his/her performance and comparing it with information stored in a table called Conditional Probability Table (CPT).
Rather than being impressed with language variation, as are Emergentists and many Externalists, the generative Essentialists are extremely impressed with the idea that very young children of almost any intelligence level, and just about any social upbringing, acquire language to the same high degree of mastery.
