motor output

collocation in English

meaningsofmotorandoutput

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motor
adjective[before noun]
uk
/ˈməʊ.tər/us
/ˈmoʊ.t̬ɚ/
mainly UK
connected with cars or other vehicles that have engines and ...
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output
noun[U]
uk
/ˈaʊt.pʊt/us
/ˈaʊt.pʊt/
an amount of something produced by a person, machine, factory, ...
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The ventral pallidum and motor cortex are important for themotoroutput.
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The main objective of these models is to show how the coordinated patterns ofmotoroutputto leg muscles that underlie walking can be generated.
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A fundamental precursor of the skilledmotoroutputof any craftsman is, of course, learning through repeated hypothesis testing: practice.
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Our results confirm that spinal transected rats can generate themotoroutputsufficient to perform bipedal stepping with robots attached to their hindlimbs.
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For example, gammamotoneurons not only influence the sensory output of spindle afferents but also the musclemotoroutput, via spindle afferent feedback to motoneurons.
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Yet, also in these situations, inferential perception still may be required to adequately directmotoroutputto the various joints of the body.
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The fundamental difference between these approaches and emulation models is thatmotoroutputor behavior in the former is treated as an emergent property.
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Why should it not be possible that sensory input gets translated intomotoroutputwithout any reference to distal affairs?
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However, connectionist approaches have their most natural applications to tasks that are more directly a matter of perceptual classification or continuous tuning ofmotoroutput.
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All of these changes have come about in response to explicit hypothesis testing behaviors as performers have searched for improvedmotoroutputin their bid for survival in the rankings.
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This suggests that these neurons are producing a corollary discharge, which would allow for direct comparison ofmotoroutputand auditory input.
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Single-ratio transmissions also exist, which simply change the speed and torque (and sometimes direction) ofmotoroutput.
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These activities enable the spinal cord to incorporate both supraspinal and afferent sensory information to help recovermotoroutput.
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Specific techniques include joint compression and stretching to provide sensory-motor input and to guidemotoroutput.
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With respect to physical therapy interventions, it has been determined that repetitive task-specific sensory input can improvemotoroutputin patients with central cord syndrome.
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Each segmental oscillator is capable of producing a rhythmicmotoroutputin the absence of sensory feedback.
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Moreover, any tendency to slipping is monitored by tactile afferents and gives rise to swift reflexes resulting in subconscious adjustments ofmotoroutput.
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Multiple batches of the train have been built with varying differences (particularlymotoroutputcontrol), although the overall general appearance remains similar.
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At a symptomatic level, sleep is characterized by lack of reactivity to sensory inputs, lowmotoroutput, diminished conscious awareness and rapid reversibility to wakefulness.
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