"I suggest that six centuries before the first scientific report, Dante … depicted narcolepsy with cataplexy (NC) in his literary works as an autobiographical trait," writes Giuseppe Plazzi of the University of Bologna's department of biomedical and neuro-motor sciences in an article for the Sleep Medicine journal.
So we've beaten the drum for those courses, such as architecture, real estate management, health and life science, motor sports and history where we are world-class".
Ego-boost (or egoboo as trufans called it) is the fuel of the fannish motor in the science fiction subculture of knowledge hidden from the mainstream.
Last month, researchers announced that mice that carried extra copies of the human a-synuclein gene do indeed suffer neuron damage and develop motor problems in adulthood (Science, 18 February, p. 1265).
If anything he regards Holy Motors as a science-fiction movie; a parable of human relationships in the internet age.
By contrast with most other exercise programmes for older people, FTE is based on state-of-the-art knowledge about human movement sciences, action theory, motor learning, motivation, rehabilitation medicine, development of frailty and cognitive psychology [ 10- 12].
According to our best cognitive science of action, motor schemata are internal models or representations of elements of activity that agents develop over time, and that agents learn over time to sequence in various ways.
"All you're doing is running wires to motors," says Carl Schaefer of Aurora Flight Sciences, an aerospace company developing an electric drone called Lightning Strike for the US military.
Elementary functional units in movement sciences are referred to as motor primitives or synergies [9] [15] in different domains stressing distinct albeit associated aspects of motor control.
"Alongside the motor industry and financial services, the life science sector is an essential British interest which must be a priority for ministers in their Brexit negotiations," he said.
Of course, scientific knowledge isn't a thing, like a child's toy or an electric motor, so the day may never come when "science" can be purchased from a Chinese or Indian catalog.
