Sentence examples for monkey grip from inspiring English sources

Books: Three Dollars, Elliot Perlman (1998); Monkey Grip, Helen Garner (1977); Loaded, Christos Tsiolkas (1995).

Conceived by female writer Helen Garner, Monkey Grip heralded the arrival of second wave feminist consciousness into Australian popular culture.

Acqua Profonda is the title of the first chapter in Helen Garner's debut book Monkey Grip (1977).

Her debut, the semi-autobiographical Monkey Grip, exposed the messy, tangled lives of a hippie household in Seventies Melbourne.

She made her movie debut in the 1982 Australian film "Monkey Grip," which featured several Divinyls songs on the soundtrack.

Her first novel, "Monkey Grip," about the intersecting lives of Melbourne hippies in the 1970s, was adapted from her diaries, and her later novels, "The Children's Bach" and "Cosmo Cosmolino," also have biographical elements.

'Food is the monkey-grip of the family.

By recording simultaneously from the brain and muscle electrodes as the monkeys gripped various objects, Miller and colleagues developed computerized decoding algorithms that predicted how signals from the brain translated into electrical activity in each of the three muscles.

Single neuron recordings in monkeys during gripping and reaching tasks have demonstrated the role that PMv plays in preparing and executing movements (Hoshi and Tanji 2000, 2007), and this has been corroborated in humans using single neuron recordings (Ojakangas et al. 2006), TMS (Davare et al. 2006), and functional brain imaging (Coombes et al. 2010).

These data suggested that although the rubrospinal tract makes the greatest contribution to recovery of fine hand function after corticospinal lesion in monkey, some residual grip can be subserved by the medial pathways.

In contrast to F5, facilitation mirror neurons in M1 fired at significantly lower rates during action observation vs execution, with the former reported as "less than half of that when the monkey performed the grip".