kinesthetic
adjective
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（kinaesthetic 的美式拼写）Examplesofkinesthetic
kinesthetic
Situation use, for example, employs the five senses, hence, the use ofkinesthetic, auditory, tactile, and visual learning.
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It is uncertain whether motor imagery could generate expectedkinestheticsensation, although it has been considered a mental rehearsal of movement.
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Tactile orkinestheticexploration of remote or virtual environments need a mechanical interface that allows the operator to interact with the remote zone.
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Passive participants merely receivedkinestheticfeedback about the movement (their arms were fixed to a lever yoked to and driven by the active participant).
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A theory of mental imagery of motor actions has to integrate temporal andkinestheticproperties of the image.
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But the author reveals her own inverted hierarchical agenda during this process : first primitivism, closely followed by a mystical-sounding 'kinestheticempathy, ' and ending with the trivial as paramount.
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This supports the notion that motor imagery is a mental rehearsal of movement, during which expectedkinestheticsensation is emulated by recruiting multiple motor areas, commonly activated by pure kinesthesia.
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In the second, they both were attuned to the musical outcomes and responded more to each other's sounds and thekinestheticfeedback from the instruments than to preconceived expectations.
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In this scheme, it is assumed that the fusion of both perceptions (visual and tactile) is done by weighing the two force sources performing thekinestheticfollow-up of the force.
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In fact, catatonia may represent a motoric/kinestheticanalog to mirrored self-misidentification in that the patients have lost an explicit sense of relation between their limbs and body.
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The sensing bandwidth refers to the frequency with which tactile orkinestheticstimuli are sensed, and the control bandwidth refers to the rapidity with which humans can respond.
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In contrast, a multi-level interaction account would allow matching of the novel visual stimuli tokinestheticsignals, which our participants had learned to interpret during motor orkinesthetic("passive") practice.
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In movement control, the musculoskeletal system is subject to the measurement of proprioceptive andkinestheticinformation generated by actual movement and relayed as feedback sensory signals.
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The second stage of the workshops progressed to spatial exercises that both developed akinestheticsense of the body within space, and created a sense of presence for the actor.
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Sensors range from pressure, temperature andkinestheticsensing devices, to biofeedback equipment.
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