Sentence examples for maximum hand aperture from inspiring English sources

In these circumstances, the maximum distance between the index finger and thumb (i.e., maximum hand aperture) was affected.

If the olfactory stimulus evoked an object smaller than the target, then maximum hand aperture was smaller than when no-odour was delivered.

If the olfactory stimulus evoked an object larger than the target, then maximum hand aperture was larger than when grasping occurred in the absence of olfactory information [25].

Although suggestive of the potential influence olfactory information may have on reach-to-grasp movements, the dependent measure used in this preliminary observation (i.e., maximum hand aperture) did not allow for a precise examination of three critical aspects.

Second, maximum hand aperture is a measure which does not allow to ascertain how olfactory interference fully manifests within a complex sensory-motor system such as that sub-serving visual grasping.

Finally, maximum hand aperture is a time-locked kinematic parameter (i.e., occurs at 50 60% of reaching duration when grasping under natural conditions) which does not allow to determine with a high temporal resolution when the olfactory and the visual information integrate en-route for action control.

They reported that the characteristic properties of actual reaching, such as maximum hand velocity, position, and grip aperture, were not the same when the reach was pantomimed [60].

Five hundred milliseconds after T0, the actor's hand was required to approach the object with a controlled speed and controlled hand aperture that was similar for every condition.

Such effect should be evident in a larger and anticipated maximum grip aperture, a faster initial hand opening and increased time from the time of maximum grip aperture to the end of grasp and an overall increase in movement duration.

Although the results for left-handers largely mirror those obtained for right-handers, an important observation is that in left-handers the use of the left hand dictated the put in place of compensatory strategies (e.g., anticipation of the time of maximum grip aperture) which were similar to those adopted by right-handers when using the same hand.

The anticipation of maximum grip aperture signifies that more time is needed to close the hand upon the object.