Sentence examples for portion of movement from inspiring English sources

Both groups in the present study were able to improve their general tracking ability and showed better performance for the specific, repeated portion of movement.

By analyzing the results obtained for the database covering a portion of movements of ships during the period 1890 2000 we can say that the maritime network has changed its structure over time by quite a bit.

The budget caps that Obama conceded in 2011 have already enshrined in law a portion of the movement's draconian fiscal agenda.

The objective is to eliminate a large portion of cursor movement by warping the cursor to the eye gaze area [10].

Youth members comprise a substantial portion of the movement; Elias Atallah stated that half of the party's members was 26 or younger.

The task is similar to force-field adaptation in centre-out reaching movement but with significant differences: in centre-out reaching, the positional and force control sub-tasks are uncoupled because the former one is focused on the final point of the trajectory whereas the latter is only operant in the middle portion of the movement, where the speed profile has its peak.

A possible test would be to occlude a portion of the movement in both conditions.

We discovered that participant performance was compromised by vibration during practice; however, at retention when vibration was removed, individuals performed the repeated portion of the movement as well as controls.

We defined two trajectory ratios: (1) The area ratio was defined as the quotient between the partial area under the curve in the first portion of the movement, up to the point of maximum bending κ, and the total area enclosed between the curve and the line.

This seems to be due to the higher portion of 3D movements, especially in abduction, due to the anteverted position of the glenoid and the shoulder plane.

Thus it seems that repetitive lifting tasks, during meat packing, primarily expose the neck and shoulder whereas meat cutting operations involve a great portion of repetitive movements of the hand/wrist and elbow.