Activity of movement sensitive neurons of the cat's tectum opticum during spontaneous eye movements.
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The independence of reaction and movement time in programmed movements.
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Eye movement potentials in the oculomotor and visual systems of the cat: a comparison of reserpine induced waves with those present during wakefulness and rapid eye movement sleep.
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Correlation of monkey pyramidal tract neuron activity to movement velocity in rapid wrist flexion movement.
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Computer automated measurement of eye movement parameters with applications to electro-oculography and nystagmus movements.
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Is it a tumor or is it eye movements? A method of greatly reducing eye movement artefacts in the frontal leads.
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Excitability of the orbicularis oculi reflex in all night sleep: its suppression in non-rapid eye movement and recovery in rapid eye movement sleep.
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Movement of mandibular sulci during normal tongue and mouth movements.
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Chewing movements in relation to border movements at the first molar.
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A kinematic investigation of mandibular border movement by means of an electronic measuring system. Part III: Rotational center of lateral movement.
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A theory of piezoelectric activity and ion-movements in the relation of flagellar structures and their movements to the phototaxis of Euglena.
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Uniform hypothesis of cell behavior--movement, contact inhibition of movement, adhesion, chemotaxis, phagocytosis, pinocytosis, division, contact inhibition of division, fusion.
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A psychophysical investigation of the effects of controlled eye movements on the movement detectors of the human visual system.
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Adaptation, Ocular↗
Movement perception during voluntary saccadic eye movements.
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The dissociation of sideways movements from movements in depth: psychophysics.
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Eye movements and the movement after-effect.
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The movement after-effect and eye movements.
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Comparison of saccadic eye movements in humans and macaques to single-step and double-step target movements.
Human and monkey saccade amplitude and latency, in response to 12-36 degrees target steps, differed substantially despite nearly identical experimental conditions. On single-step trials, monkeys did not undershoot targets, and latencies were insensitive to stimulus and contextual factors. Human saccades did undershoot, their latency was longer, and both undershoot and latency were affected by stimulus variables and experimental context. On double-step trials, the second target step altered primary saccade amplitude when the step occurred as little as 40 msec prior to saccade onset for both humans and monkeys. However, humans and monkeys showed somewhat different amplitude transition functions, and monkeys showed little evidence of parallel programming.
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