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Some experts speculate that the movements are generated in the spinal cord.
Reviewing the show in Brussels, Roslyn Sulcas of the New York Times wrote: "It's clear, watching the dancers, that they know the language of the play intimately, and that their movements are generated by its rhythms and meaning".
Forceful movements are generated by simultaneous co-activation of all muscle fiber types.
The phantom movements are generated during the elimination of the high-frequency movements due to the motion intention estimation which reduces the frequency of the movements and the previous motion intention estimators which are not able to detect or correct these troubles.
During reading, saccadic eye movements are generated to shift words into the center of the visual field for lexical processing.
To do this, skin brains must modify local cellular and biomolecular features in ways that modify global Pantin patterning such that functional movements are generated.
Trials where no eye movements were generated (<1% of trials) were excluded from further analyses.
Invariants, particularly differential invariants, are a highly pertinent concept for deciding whether a series of movements was generated from the same prototype or primitive by using each time a different action or transformation from the same group of motions.
The stimuli were repeated 3 20 times with an intertrial interval of at least 30 s. Movements were generated from FT joint starting positions ranging from fully flexed (∼170°) to fully extended (∼20°).
In earlier studies Pollick and Sapiro (1997) and Flash and Handzel (1996) have independently shown that the two-thirds power law is compatible with movements being generated with a piecewise constant equi-affine velocity.
What attributes or invariants can assist us in establishing whether two apparently different movements were generated from the same basic element by applying differently parameterized but qualitatively similar transformations?
