Sentence examples for movement and rest from inspiring English sources
Ten volunteers performed the following transitions in a specially designed tandem exercise chair apparatus: rest to passive movement, passive to active movement, and rest to active movement.
The proposition that time is the measure of movement was criticized by Abū al-Barakāt al-Baghdādī, who argued that time is prior to movement and rest, indeed to everything except being.
All of existence cycles between movement and rest.
The notion of God as First Mover is also rejected, since movement and rest are terms which should not be applied (except perhaps metaphorically) to spiritual beings such as God, angels, and souls.
According to Klever, "movement and rest in extension are examples of immediate production by God, whereas the face of the universe with its infinite variations is an example of the mediate effects, which are a product of movement in its turn".
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As we observed a similar remodeling of sensory and sympathetic nerve fibers in geriatric arthritic knee joints, this pathologic reorganization of nerve fibers would then set in place a neuroanatomic substrate that could drive movement and resting arthritic joint pain.
For the analysis of task-related power, the movement and resting segments were further segmented into epochs of 1000 data points (corresponding to 2 seconds); artefacts-contaminated epochs were excluded.
It also detects the person's movements and rest patterns.
The results of the present study indicate that severely impaired chronic stroke patients retain residual muscle activity in the paretic muscles and that this activity can be decoded during six different movements and rest demonstrating that some level of neuronal innervation remains preserved despite severe upper limb impairment.
No time limit was imposed on a trial because the time interval between trials was large enough (4 s) to allow participants to complete the movement task and rest until the onset of the subsequent movement.
