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The learner then replays the resulting sequence of hand postures, to generate a dataset of posture contact pairs that are not influenced by the touch of the teacher.

This paper presents a new online single-trial EEG-based brain computer interface (BCI) for controlling hand holding and sequence of hand grasping and opening in an interactive virtual reality environment.

The conditioned stimulus (CS) was a tone, the unconditioned stimulus (US) a strong white noise, and the response a transient delay in a regular sequence of hand movements in the resolution of the Tower of Toronto puzzle.

If someone is bedridden at home and wanted to communicate with hand gestures to turn on the TV or call the doctor, hand positions could mean different things and a sequence of hand positions could mean different things.

Furthermore, we observed one uncommon behavior in a sleepwalker, suggestive of a replay of the recently trained motor task: during slow-wave sleep of the second post-training night, at 00 58 am, Patient 1 initially startled, then opened her eyes, stood up, laid down again, whispered, and engaged in a sequence of hand and arm movements.

Thirdly, while the system can detect the HCW's entry and exit to and from patient zones, it cannot definitively determine the actual sequence of hand hygiene and patient contact, especially when hand hygiene occurs during the event.

April 28 , 1955Johannesburg, South Africa William Kentridge, (born April 28 , 1955 Johannesburg, South Africa), South African graphic artist, filmmaker, and theatre arts activist especially noted for a sequence of hand-drawn animated films he produced during the 1990s.

The movie's strongest moment is the opening sequence of hands foraging for diamonds in a muddy stream and coming up with a rock that is chiseled, sanded and polished into a 168-carat monster stone with 58 facets.

Once a sequence of hand-built poses, or "keyframes", was created, the software would build the poses from the frames in-between.

We extract the visual beat features, that is, the temporal sequences of hand positions with these three methods: (1) hand candidate area estimation by optical flow, (2) hand position estimation by mean shift, and (3) hand position tracking.

Conant suggested that the stronger degree of literacy training for the American children in school, when compared to that of the Congolese children, may have mediated a developmental shift towards a greater reliance on verbal/semantic processing of memory for sequential lists of either auditory information (number recall, word order), or visual/motor information (sequences of hand movements).