Sentence examples for quick motor from inspiring English sources

A constant, unilateral, quick motor reaction with either the right or the left thumb was required after an auditory forewarned (S1) visual imperative stimulus (S2).

Modern brachial plexus surgery still remains a topic of unsolved problems, especially for the mentioned cases where short and quick motor nerve transfers are impossible due to the extended injury pattern.

According to the research team, the male golden-collared manakin's courtship acrobatics are designed to display his remarkably quick motor-skills.

Group B also obtained a quicker motor blockade onset and time to maximum motor blockade.

Examining EEG patterns of healthy subjects, Delorme et al. [ 10] have revealed that larger low-theta complexes precede quicker motor responses both within and across subjects.

Subjects were instructed to correctly respond as fast as possible when S2 occurred on the screen by pressing a button on the STIM response pad (Neuroscan Inc, TX, USA) with the thumb of either the right or the left hand (quick, unilateral motor answer).

Both have direct steering with superb feel, rock-solid grip in a bend, sharp-shifting six-speeds and quick, potent motors that give their all to the game of driving.

In particular, considering both MD and MP results, we may suggest that AS patients in EC condition were able to perform larger but still quicker posturographic motor commands as compared to normal subjects.

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I expected the easy, silent performance of an electric golf cart, but the karts turned out to be quite peppy, with quick pickup and enough motor noise to make the experience feel like actual racing.

The BIS is a 30-item rating scale, where each item is related to one of three second-order facets of impulsivity: These include attentional impulsiveness referring to quick cognitive decision-making, motor impulsiveness which refers to acting without thinking, and non-planning impulsiveness which refers to a lack of future planning (Patton et al. 1995).