Sentence examples for presented action from inspiring English sources
A first possibility is that a verb activates cerebral motor areas since it brings about a motor image of the verbally presented action — suggesting that activation of the motor system takes place at the post-lexical level.
In particular, subjects were asked to carefully observe the video, in order to prepare to imitate the presented action, whereas the OT consistently held high the patient's attention with verbal feedback.
Susceptible MPTP-treated monkeys (Parkinsonian) showed Parkinsonian symptoms, displaying sporadic freezing phenomena and different degrees of bradykinesia and akinesia, while some presented action tremor, paradoxical kinesia and, occasionally, vertical and horizontal saccadic ocular movements.
Williams presented actions already being taken by his fledgling government to address recommendations of the Commission of Inquiry's interim report, such as a Code of Conduct for government officials and beefing up laws on apportioning Crown lands.
For example, processing verbally presented actions activates corresponding sectors of the motor system, depending on the effector (hand or foot) used in the listened-to action [6] [7].
These ideas have been put forth as motor theories of action recognition, suggesting that motor processes are involved in the recognition of visually presented actions [ 144].
It is not unusual for a play to present action over several generations, an indication of the value placed on cultural continuity.
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The whole point of a crowded grid, according to Otsmane-Elhaou, is to present action but present it with a solid structure.
Indeed, with a few exceptions, entertainment television during this period tended to present action-packed dramas or utopian comedies that made little or no reference to contemporary issues.
At the COP of action, The United Nations Environment Program UNEPpresentedted its action initiative - the District Energy in Cities initiative, which was first set in motion a year prior to the Paris Agreement.
