Sentence examples for of specific action from inspiring English sources

If the effects of looming sounds observed in the present study were to be specific to biological motion then the neural structures most likely to be involved might be the structures containing multisensory neurons specifically tuned to the perception and/or production of specific action patterns, namely audiovisual mirror neurons [17],[17].

The leaders of both institutions put the best possible face on the outcome despite the lack of specific action and the vagueness of many of the pledges made by their governments.

The stock market fell the first four days of last week as investors, worried about the weak economy, were disappointed by the lack of specific action from the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank.

He proclaimed himself an ally of first Stevens then Blair, boosting their budgets in exchange for promises of specific action on crime, on waste, on racism, beating up the hapless London assembly when they sought to challenge these hikes in council tax, and presenting to the world an image of the mayor as the man in charge.

They may be divided into two types action planning systems, which specify the results of specific action before they are taken (for example, that holes should be drilled with diameters of three centimeters), and, performance control systems, which specify the results of whole ranges of actions after the fact (for example, that sales of a division should grow by 10% in a given year).

In contrast to the lack of specific action on biochemical indices of synaptic outgrowth, neonatal dexamethasone did cause alterations in norepinephrine synthesis and turnover in both central and peripheral sympathetic neurons which could contribute to the physiological and behavioral abnormalities associated with glucocorticoid treatment during development.

Sants defended the FSA, saying it needed evidence of specific actions being taken by individuals.

"It is very vague in defining what kind of specific actions would constitute a citizen endangering state security".

interfere with the determination by executive agencies of specific actions in the award or administration of procurement contracts.

"But over all," Mr. Hirshfield said, "compared to other areas of the country I'm familiar with, in terms of specific actions this stacks up very well".

But Mr. García Sayan said today: "We have no explicit indication of specific actions or a special strategy that the United States is mounting internationally to find Vladimiro Montesinos".