Sentence examples for For each listening from inspiring English sources

This established a raw correlation matrix (R) containing the pair-wise correlations of the fMRI responses between each pair of cortical regions for each listening condition.

If you are using Soulseek on more than one computer, you will have to assign a different listening port for each computer, have a static internal IP address for each computer and configure port forwarding for each listening port to that computer.

Figure 3 shows examples of the computer screen used for testing each listening test attribute.

The same lecture, given by the same professor in the same lecture hall, is actually not the same for each student listening; students with more background knowledge will be better able to absorb and retain what they hear.

We recorded 32-channel EEG, electro-oculogram (EOG), ECG, respiration, and movement from 12 experienced (mean=13.3 years of practice) Zen Buddhist meditators and 12 non-meditator controls under two conditions for each group: listening to an audiotape and either loving-kindness meditation (meditators) or sitting quietly (non-meditators).

It will pay royalties to Sony BMG for each song listened to.

For each question, listen to the audio and decide: how many times is 'been' pronounced /bɪn/ and how many times is 'been' pronounced /bɪːn/?

We learn about carbon cycles and leaf physiology, but also experience the seasons as people have for centuries, watching for each new bud, and listening for each new bird and frog call in spring.

For each emotion, a listener listens to five synthesized speeches, each from a different target speaker and with a different prompt (text).

Functional networks were constructed for each subject and listening condition based on inter-regional correlations of the fMRI signal among 66 cortical regions, and network measures of global and local efficiency were computed.

To test the reliability of these judgments, Coder 2 performed a blind (or rather deaf) analysis of the gestures identified by Coder 1, coding the hand(s) used for each stroke without listening to the accompanying speech.