Sentence examples for motor coordinates from inspiring English sources

Hikosaka et al. (1999) proposed that sequential movements are acquired in independent visual-spatial and motor coordinate systems with coding initially represented in visual-spatial coordinates, and later after extended practice in motor coordinates.

Younger and older adults practiced a 16-element movement sequence with one limb on Day 1 and the contra-lateral limb on Day 2. Practice involved the same sequence with either the same visual-spatial or motor coordinates on the two days.

Thus, due to an increased prefrontal dopamine level, met-carriers may be able to develop a well formed and stable, spatially coded movement representation early in practice, thereby supporting the formation of a representation in motor coordinates in the course of extended practice, which later enables automatic movement execution.

Another influential "performance" theory is the Tensor network theory of Pellionisz and Llinás, which provided an advanced mathematical formulation of the idea that the fundamental computation performed by the cerebellum is to transform sensory into motor coordinates.

In this way a visually perceived target is automatically mapped into the appropriate motor coordinates without any need to compensate the visual rotation of the scene because the two reference frames are coincident.

The rotational misalignments (visuo-motor rotation) between a coordinate system associated with the visual scene, typically obtained through a remote sensor, and the motor coordinates under the operator's control, are mentally challenging and tiresome, and only experience decreases the required time especially in those tasks where execution needs to be accurate and prompt.

Slowness in [Set] 4 indicates sluggishness, poor motor coordinate, some physical retardation" We perceive our overall impression by integrating the relationships of the different qualities of a person.

How does the motor coordinate the activity of its individual subunits?

Thus, the online game playing requires players to coordinate several systems, including the sensory system, motor control, motor coordinate and information processing system.

The five-minute expansion is performed with electric motors coordinated by a microcomputer.

From what we discussed above, we can conclude that long-time online game playing enhanced the sensory-motor coordinate ability and impaired participants' visual and auditory functions.