Sentence examples for timed movements from inspiring English sources

They continue to be able to generate motor activity, but it loses precision, producing erratic, uncoordinated, or incorrectly timed movements.

One possible explanation for the discrepancy between the good performance in Experiments 1 and 2 and the poor performance in Experiment 3 is that XG and KQ-167 were impaired specifically for repetitively timed movements.

Only two of these studies examined the effect of DA treatment [16], [19], and all studied timed movements, so that it was not possible to distinguish abnormal activation in systems classically associated with motor-control (i.e., basal ganglia, cerebellum) from activity related to temporal processing.

In fact, the notion of brief pulses initiating timed movements is well established in the psychological literature [56], [57], and is accompanied by a plentitude of neuro-imaging studies aiming to identify the timing mechanism's anatomical substrate (for a review, see [77]).

Unlike studies of timed movement, our results could not be attributed to traditional roles of the striatum and cerebellum in movement.

From time to time, movements are mounted that seek to recognise death in terms of "cognitive" or neocortical death.

In modern times, movements such as the P.K.K. have been used as proxies in conflicts between hostile neighboring states.

Infrared cameras detect the motion of people onstage, causing other real-time movements in the projected scenes.

The cast performed to a taped musical collage: sometimes the piece had speaking and movement; at other times movements reflected and heightened moods implicit in words already spoken.

The concept for Twitter came out of Jack's lifelong fascination with mapping the real-time movements of people and things within complex environments.

TIME: Movements of both the human and robotic components occur in real time at different rates.