The phrase "a rapid presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a presentation that is delivered quickly or in a short amount of time.
Example: "The conference featured a series of talks, including a rapid presentation on the latest advancements in technology."
Alternatives: "a quick presentation" or "a fast presentation".
Korpilahti and Lang (1994) were not able to compare N1 and P2 in their sample of 14 children with SLI and 12 controls because they used a rapid presentation rate (SOA 450 ms) and these peaks were often not present, but they did report a significant delay in the latency of N2 in those with SLI.
In this article, we employed a rapid presentation event-related design during continuous EPI BOLD scanning to examine hemodynamic response functions (HRFs) associated with PPI.
The present study investigated if the emotional valence of words modulates the subliminal repetition priming effect in the brain, in particular, the occipitotemporal visual cortex, by adopting a rapid presentation event-related fMRI design.
Parents who considered the diagnosis to be 'prompt' reported how they, or other people, had recognized their child had developed symptoms of T1D which resulted in a rapid presentation to health care professionals.
In a rapid presentation of the sequence, one sees the rectangular area in coherent second-order motion, even though the dots of which it consists do not show coherent first-order motion.
Therefore, the present study employed fNIRS with a rapid-presentation event-related design for investigating prefrontal cortical activity during complex associative recognition.
10 Typically, a CPT is a computer-based programme which involves rapid presentation of visual or auditory stimuli.
He was one of the first to develop the modern principle of monothematic writing, which replaced the rapid presentation of a number of themes typical of the early ricercar and canzone.
In working to improve their design, they could also use our technique of rapid presentation coupled with an objective categorization task to test the placement of their menus, ads, and graphical elements.
Each of two experimental runs started with an adaptation phase during which subjects viewed a rapid, serial presentation of shapes from one of the sets for 60 s (Fig. 1b).
Rapid presentation of stimuli in an evoked response paradigm can lead to overlap of multiple responses and consequently difficulties interpreting waveform morphology.
