Sentence examples for measures of movement from inspiring English sources
Nontraditional measures of movement cost, including cultural, environmental, and physiological variables, were calculated.
Similar results of improved precision with adaptation were obtained for the two measures of movement endpoint as shown by comparing figures 4E and 4F (for all comparisons p>0.10).
We have shown that stimulation induced sensation of movement over PMd is less sensitive to sensory and motor deprivation than is M1, and as the results in control experiment 1 shows, it is not due to less sensitive subjective measures of movement perception for low intensity movements.
infusion of 3-MT (9,18 and 36 µg) induced a dose-dependent activation of wild type mice with a complex set of often competing abnormal behaviors as reflected by changes in automated measures of movement time, total distance traveled and vertical activity (Figure 3, Supplemental Videos S1 and S2).
Head kinematics and measures of movement smoothness and symmetry were calculated from position data.
Head movement performance was assessed with respect to displacement, velocity and acceleration and measures of movement smoothness and symmetry.
Of interest, differences in HDRs were not as substantial as expected from previous reports and were not large enough to necessitate the use of individualized HDR functions to obtain valid measures of movement-related brain activity.
Efficiency can be thought of as a measure of movement levels relative to the objectives for a particular transportation system and the finances required for its operation.
Keeping the connections active — and in this way maintaining a ready supply of neurotransmitters to deliver messages — could make the remaining pathways work more effectively and give Shurvon some measure of movement.
The proposition that time is the measure of movement was criticized by Abū al-Barakāt al-Baghdādī, who argued that time is prior to movement and rest, indeed to everything except being.
It is also a crude measure of movement in and out of the country when the headline figure in part depends on the numbers of Britons deciding to emigrate.
