Sentence examples for motor familiarity from inspiring English sources

Finally we also ran a 3-way ANOVA, with the following factors: ROI (PCG, S2, V1, premotor, motor), familiarity (familiar, unfamiliar), and side (right, left, or pooled).

At 300 350 ms and 500 600 ms after stimulus onset, the amplitude of the ERP components markedly reflected the level of motor familiarity of the observed letter.

Nonetheless, this was true only when the primary motor cortex was in an "idling" state: when the motor cortex was in an activation state, this motor familiarity effect was dropped.

We manipulated the "motor familiarity" of letters that we considered high for letters written by the observers themselves, medium for letters written by other individuals, and low for printed, machine designed letters.

Experiment 2 revealed that these characteristics generally index learning, not just motor familiarity with the device.

Additional data do not support the prediction that motor familiarity is required to elicit appropriate processing of speech stimuli.

They also reported that hippocampal and parahippocampal activation was associated with recollection but not familiarity, whereas supplementary motor area activity was more strongly associated with familiarity than with recollection.

This chapter deals with the design and operation of motor control gear but assumes some familiarity with low-voltage switchgear and motor control centres.

"This craft was slow moving, which was consistent with a multirotor-type drone, and this one could have been a six or eight-motor-type system, based on my familiarity with such systems.

Furthermore, observation of actions performed by conspecifics results in greater MNS activation than actions performed by non-conspecifics [30], again suggesting that familiarity and the existence of a common motor repertoire increases motor resonance.

The fact that the motor system is recruited irrespective of action familiarity suggests that it is doing something quite different from matching the observed action onto a corresponding motor representation.