Sentence examples for straight visible from inspiring English sources

After participants learned to minimize left-hand movement when manipulating the straight visible band, this learning generalized in object-centered coordinates.

In the straight-visible condition, a striped band was visible between the two hand positions.

Indeed, some mixture of coordinate frames was evident even in the straight-visible and pulley conditions.

Thus, transfer in the straight-visible and pulley conditions was primarily, but not purely, in object- and arm-centered coordinates, respectively.

The hand positions and dynamics of this condition were identical to the straight-visible and straight-invisible conditions in the transverse plane.

In the straight-visible condition, the elastic band was visible and directly linked between the hands to create an object with relatively simple dynamics.

In addition, the fact that the dynamics of one of our objects (the straight-visible spring) were encoded in object-centered coordinates suggests that our simulations were effective.

It is possible that the difference in generalization between the straight-visible and pulley conditions is related to visual complexity rather than mechanical complexity.

Participants were randomly allocated to one of six groups (each of six subjects), and each group was exposed to one of three object conditions (straight-visible, straight-invisible, or pulley) in one of two arm configurations (transverse or sagittal).

In addition to these planned comparisons, we carried out post-hoc comparisons, by using a Bonferroni correction, to determine whether the transfer angle in the straight-visible and pulley conditions was significantly different than 0° and 30°, respectively.

Collapsing across arm configurations, we found that the transfer angle in the straight-visible condition (M = 6.9°) was reliably greater than 0° (p = 0.006) and that the transfer angle in the pulley condition (M = 23.7°) was reliably less than 30° (p = 0.034).