The ease with which we perform tasks such as opening the lid of a jar, in which the two
hands execute quite different actions, belies the fact that there is a strong tendency for the …

Recent physiological studies of the neuronal processes underlying bimanual movements
provide new tests for earlier functional models of bimanual coordination. The recently …

The steady-state motor output, occurring during static force, is characterized by
synchronization between oscillatory cortical motor and muscle activity confined to the beta …

The acquisition of perceptual-motor skills is fundamental to human existence. At each stage
within the cycle of life, humans continuously strive to acquire new skills or to refine existing …

Corticomuscular synchronization has been shown to occur in beta (15–30 Hz) and gamma
range (30–45 Hz) during isometric compensation of static and dynamic (periodically …

If different effector systems share a common task-specific coordination dynamics, transfer
and generalization of sensorimotor learning are predicted. Subjects learned a visually …

Dynamic systems have proven to be well suited to describe a broad spectrum of human
coordination behavior such as synchronization with auditory stimuli. Simultaneous …

Inherent differences in difficulty between on the beat (synchronization) and off the beat
(syncopation) coordination modes are well known. Synchronization is typically quite easy …

The coordination of movement is governed by a coalition of constraints. The expression of
these constraints ranges from the concrete—the restricted range of motion offered by the …

Song composers incorporate linguistic prosody into their music when setting words to
melody, a process called “textsetting.” Composers tend to align the expected stress of the …