… This changing distance between feet and head was calculated from the motion capture output
and is marked by dashed lines in Figure 1.4(b). The time scale for (a) and (b) in Figure 1.4 …

Prospective motor control moves the body into the future, from where one is to where one
wants to be. It is a hallmark of intentionality. But its origin in development is uncertain. In this …

Of all the ways we human beings share company, and communicate being alive, active and
aware in our intricately mobile bodies, singing and dancing, the breath and activity of music, …

My research is aimed to explore how two players improvising jazz can co-ordinate the spectrum
of their mental time patterns in such a way as to communicate their performances, and …

… 11b) is probably due to the bow being lifted off the strings before stopping, but we cannot
be sure because we did not measure this. The lower mean value of the “oomph” factor, k X,G , …

We propose Rhythmic Relating for autism: a system of supports for friends, therapists,
parents, and educators; a system which aims to augment bidirectional communication and …

The study of music as an act of communication, examining how musicians interact musically
and creatively, provides us with a unique means of observing how we co-ordinate our …

… At coupling constants less than 0.5, the animal reduces forward momentum early to
decelerate (a), so that the goal is just reached, contacting it with minimal momentum (b). If the …

The study of live human communication has, in recent years, led to a focus on our musical
beginnings, defined as an innate 'communicative musicality' evident from infancy (Malloch, …

… (B) Curves showing how normalized velocity would change over time if approach were
controlled by keeping (x) constant at the different values shown (see Appendix 1 for equations of …