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dysfunction of the motor cortex , Eur J Neurosci , 2010(passive) caused bymirror movements
Fluctuations in the ambient temperaturecan causemirror movement
So one is always goingto be creatingmirror movement
DELIBERATELY triedto preventmirror movement
Movement of either horizontal barcausesmirror movement
different waysto createmirror - imaged movement
defects in the corticospinal tract(passive) is caused bymirror movement
the spinecausesmirror movement
of 11 tracks floating into each other to create a sense of shift in realities(passive) is composedMirror 's EdgeT. Movements
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vibrations in the voice from the emittercausedmovements in a mirror
mechanical amplificationresultingin mirror movements
a strong connection between ipsilateral M1 and the mirror movements conveyed through a dominant ipsilateral corticospinal pathway(passive) may be caused bymirror movements
to recognize ourselvescreatingmovements in the mirror
the bolt tight enoughto preventmirror movement
a subcortical system with limited individuation capability that is upregulated after stroke(passive) are caused bymirror movements
to lock the mirror firm enoughto preventmirror movement
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the finding ... DCC mutationsresultin mirror movements
a single genetic mutation(passive) are caused bymirror movements
the first known genecausesmirror movements
the Bank of England(passive) set bymirror movements
blur due to camera shakecausingblur due to camera shake
the tiny vibration(passive) caused bythe tiny vibration
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vibration during the exposurecausingvibration during the exposure
Lowest Vibration(passive) Caused byLowest Vibration
some vibrations and have some blurcan causesome vibrations and have some blur
minimized image blur(passive) caused byminimized image blur
quite and less vibration(passive) caused byquite and less vibration
a distinctive noise and has the potential to increase camera shakecreatesa distinctive noise and has the potential to increase camera shake
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the amount of blur(passive) caused bythe amount of blur
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camera shake which degrades image quality , especially with telephoto and macro lensescausingcamera shake which degrades image quality , especially with telephoto and macro lenses
high frequency vibrations(passive) caused byhigh frequency vibrations
a bit of unwanted vibration which can affect the final output , especially if you are going to be doing a large printcan ... causea bit of unwanted vibration which can affect the final output , especially if you are going to be doing a large print
noise , and motion(passive) caused bynoise , and motion
The angular range of camera motion(passive) caused byThe angular range of camera motion
Image shake(passive) caused byImage shake
Any camera movement(passive) caused byAny camera movement
a slight shakiness of the cameracausea slight shakiness of the camera
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the movement of an object in the Field of View [ FOVcausingthe movement of an object in the Field of View [ FOV
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in a loss in sharpnesscan resultin a loss in sharpness
a Michelson interferometer(passive) caused bya Michelson interferometer
his hands to mirror each othercauseshis hands to mirror each other
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from a lack of transcallosal inhibition.23resultfrom a lack of transcallosal inhibition.23
to recovery pattern expressionhaving contributedto recovery pattern expression
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from an abnormal development of the ipsilateral corticospinal tract,21 as was suggested for Klippel – Feil syndrome.8resultfrom an abnormal development of the ipsilateral corticospinal tract,21 as was suggested for Klippel – Feil syndrome.8
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