Sentence examples for network for action from inspiring English sources

Loop'd Network, an online network for action sports like surfing and snowboarding, has secured an $800,000 in an undisclosed round of funding from investor Tech Coast Angels and existing private investors.

Recent observations on complex tool-use skills on chimpanzees [83], [84] indicate that a similar left cerebral hemisphere network for action planning may also exist in chimpanzees that is independent of handedness.

One possibility is that the hemispheric bias in FA and MD reflects the existence in chimpanzees of a left hemisphere network for action planning, which includes parietal, premotor, prefrontal and posterior temporal cortices and is independent of the hand involved in producing the movements and handedness, as has been proposed for humans [81], [82].

Data was gathered in the context of the "European Network for Action on Ageing and Physical Activity (EUNAAPA)" project.

This suggests the possibility that M1 is not an integral part of the network for action-word representation but is recruited only to accomplish tasks that critically require the retrieval of sensorimotor attributes associated with words.

We conclude that amygdala and STS likely play a different role in early visual processing, recruiting distinct neural networks for action: the amygdala alerts sub-cortical centers for appropriate autonomic system response for fight or flight decisions, while the STS facilitates more cognitive appraisal of situations and links appropriate cortical sites together.

The alerting network prepares for action by means of a change in internal state.

This activity is similar to previously reported networks for action-selection (Rowe, Hughes, Eckstein et al. 2008; Hughes et al. 2010).

"Most people who've started tech companies are interested but maybe a little confused by this presidential election," said Matt Mahan, the founder of Brigade, a social network for political action (or, as he calls it, Tinder for Politics).

The journal is an initiative of the Network for Humanitarian Action (NOHA), a growing network of 12 European member universities and five global partner universities from different continents.

Meta-analysis of 139 functional magnetic resonance and positron emission tomography experiments revealed a bilateral network for both action observation and imitation.