Sentence examples for realization of movement from inspiring English sources

In a previous experiment [16], the proprioceptive illusion of displacement has also been induced by the realization of movement with one finger, while receiving visual feedback through the synchronously projected movement of the finger.

The realization of movement in Fitts' model is analogous to the transmission of information with physical communication systems.

One random realization of this movement model is considered for T = 50 time interval.

One random realization of this movement model is plotted in Figure 2 and is considered for the ensuing simulations starting with the single-target case.

The realization of a planned movement time is what we referred to as the actual movement time.

The supervisory term guaranties a stable realization of a tracking movement in a learning phase of the adaptive critic structure and robustness in face of disturbances.

The understanding and realization of directional cell movement towards a harder region of a cell culture substrate surface, so-called mechanotaxis, might provide a solid basis for a functional artificial extracellular matrix, enabling manipulation and elucidation of cell motility.

In Denmark, Finland, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Portugal and Sweden, no evidence for adjustments of the welfare state can be found after the realization of the freedom of movement for EU-2 workers.

This rule concedes EU member states the right to postpone the realization of the freedom of movement for workers for up to 7 years after the accession.

Purely Darwinian transformation factors can be defined by any morphogenetic change which constitutes an advance toward the adaptive biophysical paradigm, whereas a major subset of Thompsonian transformation factors is similarly related to endogenous elements affecting movement through realization of morphogenetic potential.

These muscles also contribute to the realization of the pronation and supination movements; hence, it is natural to unconsciously perform both movements at the same time.