Sentence examples for synchronization of movement from inspiring English sources

He became a full-time director in 1933 and mastered the synchronization of movement with music for the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies cartoons.

From a psychophysical perspective, a great part of the experience of motion can be described by the dimensions of space, which is considered the medium for the deployment of movement, and by the time, which is considered the medium for segmentation and synchronization of movement [1].

Synchronization of movements in animal groups, such as surface diving dolphin groups synchronizing splashdown, might reduce auditory masking problems through periods of relative silence (Larsson 2009, 2012a, b).

The two actors were filmed separately before being pasted side by side in the NSI scene in order to prevent any synchronization of movements which might have induced the perception of social exchanges between the two characters [37].

McNeill (1995) suggested that synchronization of movements in a group is a potent way of creating and sustaining community and communication.

Synchronization of movements with resting periods (respected by all in the group) creates "silent" periods, during which the spiders may assess and locate the struggling prey.

Auditory masking, mechanisms that suppress self-generated sound, and sounds of locomotion and ventilation across the animal kingdom with focus on primate locomotion, and then the synchronization of movements in human and non-human primates are explored.

We argue that these abilities may be due primarily to changes to white matter structure in the SCPs, allowing the synchronization of movements of the upper limbs and trunk with a high degree of accuracy.

Synchronization of group movement may improve perception by providing periods of relative silence and by facilitating auditory processing.

I present an alternative, or complimentary, hypothesis that synchronization of group movements may improve hearing perception.

Synchronization of group movements might reduce auditory masking through periods of relative silence and facilitate auditory grouping processes.