Federal reactions to Colorado's medical marijuana industry have drawn criticism from politicos in the state for their out of touch posture.
It is generally accepted that we have a perceptual sense of touch, bodily posture, movement, and of balance (Armstrong, 1962; Bermudez, 1998; Martin, 1995).
But dolphin communication also includes body posture, touch and different acoustic variables like echolocation, whistles and burst-pulsed sounds.
Our main finding that spatially nonpredictive tactile events did not lead to small spatially specific cued zones of visual space has implications for the current view of good spatial coordination of touch and vision across postures.
The typical chief executive is more than six feet tall, has a deep voice, a good posture, a touch of grey in his thick, lustrous hair and, for his age, a fit body.
Before considering accounts of these results, we note that the commonly held view of spatially precise coordination of the senses of vision and touch across changes in posture clearly does not account well for these data (see the introduction and Macaluso & Maravita, 2010, for reviews).
Get into the correct head posture touching the back of your head to the wall.
It was hoped that if any relationship exists between unseen posture and exogenous links in spatial attention between touch and vision, then this extreme posture manipulation, would be sensitive enough to measure it reliably.
Finally, doesn't all this vast embarrassment and fuss about a word you stop hearing as a third grader — "posture" — seem just a touch on the nutty side?
Even just the first step, reaching proper physical alignment in yoga postures, where each posture potentially touches upon the infinite, can be a formidable task.
