Sentence examples for motor interaction from inspiring English sources
The more visual feedback and positive reinforcement that is provided along the way, the more automatically the brain will learn motor interaction patterns that support automatic interface operation skills.
Montessori stressed the idea of the child's capacity for active self-directed learning through sensory and motor interaction with the environment with guidance and error-correcting feedback.
By contrast, in the "why-place" task such congruence was lacking, and intention understanding must rely exclusively on the hand-object motor interaction.
Similarly, in our study, where the context is a context of motor interaction, the emotional information is "read out" from the face according to the purpose of the interaction itself.
Alternatively, they may affect the strength of motor interaction with microtubules, or the interactions between the motors and the various cargoes.
Treatment with Ndel1-derived peptides may affect the competition between dynein and kinesin in a number of ways: they may affect one or the other motor directly, they may affect the strength of the motor interaction with microtubules, or they may affect the strength of the motor interaction with the bead cargo.
Rather, the reciprocal sensory and motor interactions couple the CNS and the environment into a larger dynamical system (Figure 1).
Despite these attempts, SpoIIIE failed to traverse the 30-bp dsMeP segment, indicating that motor interactions with the negatively charged phosphates are critical for translocation.
36, 37 Therefore, in both temporal and spatial recalibration, motor interactions with the world, and the feedback received from them, allow dynamic recalibration of our percepts.
Conduction times certainly play an important role not only for direct sensory and motor interactions with the environment, but also for cognitive functions carried out by the cerebral cortex.
72 Further, as discussed above, there are apparent similarities in the way the brain uses motor interactions with the world and the feedback received from them to calibrate temporal and spatial percepts.
