Sentence examples for movement sequences in from inspiring English sources

We used a novel technique, ScanMatch, to compare saccadic eye movement sequences in a brain tumour detection task.

Converging evidence from neuroimaging, limb control, and neuropsychological studies suggests that (1) people with cerebellar disease have reduced ability to program movement sequences in advance of movement onset and (2) people with Parkinson's disease are unable to maintain a programmed response or to rapidly switch between responses.

Skilled performance is characterized by precise and flexible control of movement sequences in space and time.

Here we show that motor-skill acquisition is associated with the emergence of highly distinguishable activity patterns for trained movement sequences, in the absence of average activity increases.

Returning to the flamenco example in the introduction, we were particularly curious as to whether evidence would emerge to suggest that experience listening to the same kind of music (in the auditory-only condition) that accompanies full-body movement sequences (in the visual and auditory and the physical, visual, and auditory conditions) would also impact performance or AON engagement.

Finally, multiple spatial representations may reflect different spatial sequence reference frames such as movement sequences in extrinsic spatial coordinates in the rostral PMd and the posterior parietal cortex (Brown et al., 2013; Wiestler et al., 2014) and in intrinsic spatial coordinates in the caudal PMd (Wiestler et al., 2014).

Specifically, participants were required to move a mouse cursor through a three-segment movement sequence in order to satisfy one of three movement time goals (800, 1000, 1200 ms).

Furthermore, the correlation during the third pause interval suggests that the functional contribution of fronto-parietal coherence is not limited to action observation only, but may also support the active rehearsal of a movement sequence in memory [45].

However, a follow-up experiment showed that the establishment of a memory trace for the trained sequence of movements was significantly more susceptible to interference by a subsequent motor learning experience (practicing a reversed movement sequence) in the 17-year-olds compared to the 9 and 12-year-olds.

7 To better understand the movement sequence in PON1mut, it seems that mutations act in two ways.

Based on our study, we cannot exclude the possibility that there is a functional dysconnection of different parts of the cortex and cerebellum during the cerebellar functions other than movement sequencing in SQ- patients.