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Therefore, motor control in a novel environment is not a process of ...... model of reach control. M field. This section provides the details of that model. The. 4.0 0.
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During the past decade, electrophysiological approaches have greatly improved understanding of the involvement of the basal ganglia in motor behaviour.
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ment to self-organization and emergence: systems can generate novelty ... Development can be envisioned, then, as a series of evolving and ..... 141â160. 36 Van Geert, P. (2002) Developmental dynamics, intentional action, and fuzzy sets.
relationships, imitation, language, social relationships, perception and action, and ..... What are the limits of developmental predictability? Opinion. TRENDS in ...
development is better understood as the emergent product of many decentralized ... emphasized the probabilistic, epigenetic nature of onto- ..... by reaching itself. Finally, the .... fail in life, whereas those from impoverished backgrounds sometime
Jan 30, 2008 - response complexity inXuences motor programming and how these processes .... a decrease in average velocity for three consecutive data points (i.e., a delay .... est in the MO condition although relatively low (i.e., 12%). On the rever
Gehin, 2001) proposes a terminology on fault tolerant control problems. The main goal of FTC is to increase system's reliability. Some publications have ...
Oct 28, 2002 - plant can be constructed, what control scheme is capable of using them, and ...... through optimal control. Cold Spring Harbor Symp. Quant. Biol. 55, ... Curr. Opin. Neurobiol. 9, 718â727 (1999). 42. Todorov, E. & Jordan, M. I. ...
This description uses the elementary block diagrams of the software Simulink. The user ... This method avoids to express differential equations in a language or ...
This approach carries out an interpolation of the control laws but not of the ... control applied to the system results from a weighted average of the various control ...
mechanical system based on a Permanent Magnet Synchronous. Motor (PMSM), a ..... current loops assume the following convenient first-order form: Id = 1. Lds.
Feb 28, 2013 - through porous sections of the conduit wall. ... water transport via pores in the pit membranes (PMs). Conduits ..... liquids at negative pressure.
An important part of products is sold directly to final consumers. In many respects, the chemical ..... (http://www.dechema.de/englisch/fue/nice/pages/gaps.pdf).
Jun 26, 2012 - These outcrops are not limited to ridge/fracture ...... proposed model, we will simply refer to FOZO ...... As a complete mantle overturn (transit to core-mantle boundary and back to surface) is expected to be 400â500 Myr.
WHEN we see an object move, we see it as the same object during its motion; ..... (say) 1 Hz simply adds 1 Hz to the power spectrum of the noise, and if the ...
Jun 26, 2012 - final model product matches the observed, average. E-MORB at 14â15. N exactly ...... Hart, S., E. Hauri, L. Oschman, and J. Whitehead (1992),.
