Sentences with phrase «speech movement»
Their roots are in the freedom of speech movement which falls nicely with the ethos of the community.
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They used this method of imaginary speaking to ensure that real speech movements did not interfere with the sensitive MRI signals.
Inspired by what the university's free speech movement did for the civil rights and anti-Vietnam War movements, disability activists at Berkeley focused on independent living.
In people who stutter, the brain regions that are responsible for speech movements are particularly affected.»
The 1960's free speech movement happened on UC - Berkeley's campus, a 15 - minute drive from downtown Oakland.
Previous to his artistic studies, Barrish founded a bail bond business in 1961 at the age of 22, which came to the aid of anti-war protestors, civil rights and free speech movement advocates in the turbulent Sixties.
«The hyperactivity in this network and its stronger connections could suggest that one cause of stuttering lies in the neural inhibition of speech movements.»
«Free speech has never been more under threat in America — especially at the supposed home of the free speech movement.»
Two of these areas are the left inferior frontal gyrus (IFG), which processes the planning of speech movements, and the left motor cortex, which controls the actual speech movements.
Scientists at the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences (MPI CBS) in Leipzig and at the University Medical Center Göttingen have now gained crucial insights: The hyperactivity in regions of the right hemisphere seems to be central for stuttering: «Parts of the right inferior frontal gyrus (IFG) are particularly active when we stop actions, such as hand or speech movements,» says Nicole Neef, neuroscientist at MPI CBS and first author of the new study.
«In fact, a portion of the cells were even tuned to speech movements.
According to her, her biggest inspiration was the free speech movement, which engendered for her the idea of autonomy; not listening to someone who is in power, eventually, the creation of one own's power.