Sentence examples for selected movement from inspiring English sources

To control for observer bias we asked eight independent raters to code two randomly selected movement sequences (one observer and one non-observer movement).

While individuals cannot generally choose specific neighborhoods in which to reside in rural Indian villages, the issue of selected movement is relevant to studies of community effects in most other research contexts.

After manually selecting the cycle of interest with a cursor, the software automatically calculated the strain which occurred during the selected movement of compression.

Bach selected movements that carried a similar expression and affekt.

Compensatory hyper-activation in these asymptomatic carriers performing internally selected movements was found in motor areas more rostral than those identified in the present work.

In our tests aforementioned data processing method resulted in more than 90% correctly selected movements (compared to healthy grasping) based on the generalized dataset of 25 objects in several different orientations.

As she explores the ways that every choice made frames all future choices, her audiences will have an opportunity to see the way that Mónica Cervantes chooses, selecting movement and emotion from the multi-timbral palette that she seems to possess.

The above conditions manipulated the control mode for selecting movement direction.

It appears to be a general organising principle that in the presence of noise that scales with the magnitude of the motor output, the CNS selects movement trajectories that minimise the variance of the terminal position of the limb [13].

Our work lends strong support to an emerging view that hierarchical suppression is a ubiquitous action selection mechanism, whether it is used in deciding among available behavioral choices, or selecting movements performed in complex serial tasks.

Parallel models (also known as competitive queuing) select movements through winner-take-all inhibition among the different motor units that are competing for output (Houghton and Hartley, 1995; Bullock, 2004).