… strong theories we have at our disposal,the better work we can do as theorists and critics. …
advancement of the implosion of humans and machines and movement toward more high - …

… We have already witnessed some active movement restoration in the lower extremities. … that
require breakthroughs in theory and strong methodological foundations. Such issues include …

… localization of the neural generators, there is debate over the relative contributions of axonal
and synaptic activity … with subcutaneously placed electrodes is not reliable. If this is true, …

… Invasive approaches obtain signals from the surface of the dura (electrocorticographyBCI)
or intracortically, and have the advantages of high spatial resolution and strong signal, but …

… can hold a strong sway over the development of meaning in our lives, more than the idea of
… oneself, feelings, and multisensory resonances ontogenetically create eventencounters that …

… So we can know the location of our feet without looking at it, … The multi sensory integration
and variety (eg touching what … is to provide a reliable motion and movement in the remote place…

… Accordingly, this thesis provided strong evidences to show … of source identification and source
localization by using a … simultaneously coming from multisensory organs could slow down …

… about 49%, with HOG features and SVM classifier detection rate about 85% false positive
rate of about 0.1%. Wheelchair movement control can reach about 90% accuracy, the overall …

… Stereotyped hand movement may spontaneous appear with the loss of hand function. The
first diagnosis of RTT was described by Andreas Rett in 1966 (Rett, 1966; 1986). The critical …

… localization and tracking. To handle this problem, we propose several people localization …
To further examine the robustness of our method under serious occlusion, scenario S3 is …