Sentence examples for movement executed by from inspiring English sources

The man's stillness helps you appreciate every iota of the movement executed by the two others, even though one of them is largely recumbent, and the other is doing variations on everyday pedestrian movements.

During 65 minutes of faintly oblique dialogue and highly choreographed movement executed by both the actors and the camera, this ethereal, wounded soul mourns, visits a psychic and decides that the beautiful Hippolyte bears an uncanny resemblance to her dead lover.

In women, there was a significant interaction between Skin color and Hand color (F = 14.07, P = 0.004), which was explained by the fact that in both white and black female participants, observation of a finger movement executed by a hand in a different skin color produced greater corticospinal faciliation than observation of a hand in a similar color (Figure 3).

QPs were calculated for each movement executed by the patients.

These authors have exclusively considered horizontal pointing movements executed by a robotic arm.

Mirror movements (m. m). are involuntary movements executed by one side of the body during voluntary movements of the contralateral homologous body parts.

As a consequence, it is generally assumed that the motor cortex limits its control on the ipsilateral forelimb to movements executed by proximal muscles (see Ganguly et al. 2009; Bradnam et al. 2010, for recent functional data).

Therefore, we conclude that the actual movement executed retrospectively affects perception of probes preceding the cue, presumably by a form of backward masking.

The great difference in speed suggested to two investigators that the two movements are executed by different muscle fibres.

Our group findings suggest that jaw-movement tasks executed by the TG group elicited (1) more efficient brain activation pattern consistent with other studies that found less extensive activity with executing "over-learned" tasks; (2) "underactive" SMA activity that underlies reduced motor planning; (3) decreased inferior parietal activity that is associated with lesser motor-attentional demands.

During treatment these preferred movements are executed by the manual therapist in the patient's joints.