Sentence examples for perceived actions from inspiring English sources

Motor cortex does not contain articulatory representations of perceived actions in speech, but rather, represents auditory vocal information.

Actors perceived actions to be more successful when given a prior choice (e.g., choose between two words to type) and also when they felt greater motivation for the action (e.g., hitting pictures of disliked people).

The challenge for this behavioral model is to generate coverbal actions (gaze, hand gestures) for the subject given his verbal productions, the current phase of the interaction and the perceived actions of the partner.

In order to have a robotic system able to effectively learn by imitation, and not merely reproduce the movements of a human teacher, the system should have the capabilities of deeply understanding the perceived actions to be imitated.

The Conservative peer said Christians were seen as "legitimate targets" over the perceived actions of their co-religionists.

Referencing a college student's infamous tweet that branded 13-year-old baseball star Mo'Ne Davis a "slut," Wilmore called for widespread recognition that the term "slut" has nothing to do with a woman's actions -- or perceived actions.

Hommel, B. The cognitive representation of action: automatic integration of perceived action effects.

There also appears to be an emerging trend of targeted voting practices, with investors opposing perceived action or inaction by specific directors and committees.

Interval-based reinforcement schedules have a low perceived action-outcome contingency and have been demonstrated to engage both DMS and DLS neurons.

Action monitoring was examined within a simple visuomotor task, where the patients had to compare their original action with the perceived action outcomes.

The AON allows us to recognize the goal of a perceived action of another, by matching this with representations of ones own actions (Van Overwalle 2009).