Sentence examples for a presentation duration from inspiring English sources

This delay was chosen for experimental efficiency, because by design a presentation duration during intermittent viewing was short enough to minimize the occurrence of additional switches before stimulus offset.

A gap period with a blank screen (200 ms) followed the fixation dot, then 2 pictures appeared simultaneously (centered on the horizontal meridian at 5 degrees eccentricity, one in each hemifield) with a presentation duration of 400 ms. One image contained an animal ("target") and the other did not ("distractor").

Due to differences in level of performance – these trials for deaf subjects were performed at briefer presentation durations than for hearing subjects –identification accuracies were normalized as a function of the presentation duration for those trials to yield a measure of central task accuracy per millisecond of presentation duration.

Tasks procedures were almost identical to Experiment 1 with the difference that we illuminated only one stimulus at a time and the presentation duration was shorter (250 ms).

Yet the sensitivity thresholds determined for dv/ dt do vary as a function of stimulus presentation duration and average velocity (Babler & Dannemiller, 1993; Brouwer et al., 2002; Gottsdanker et al., 1961).

Like Figure 2e, Figure 3a shows the probability that the current intermittent presentation sequence is won by the winner of the previous intermittent presentation sequence, as a function of the intervening continuous presentation duration.

In a neutral mood the 28-ms presentation duration apparently provided just sufficient time to switch between the perceptual representations of flanker and simultaneously presented target.

A complete anamnesis was performed at time of presentation (duration of signs, previous medical treatment....), and a clinical evaluation to asses degree of pain, response to analgesia, abdominal distention, hydration status, rectal examination findings and amount of gastric reflux.

In emotion research, presentation duration is particularly important, not only from a methodological point of view but also in respect of differences in information processing (Buhler et al. [2008]).

The WRT score is defined as the presentation duration at which 50% of the words in a block are read correctly.

Especially in emotion research, the presentation duration appears to be important, not only from a methodological point of view, but also in respect of differences in information processing.