Sentence examples for a repetitive presentation from inspiring English sources

But a repetitive presentation — the main item set atop a mound of its accompaniments — had become humdrum.

"I don't need to have an endless, repetitive presentation," Judge Sauls said.

In other words, auditory cortical plasticity normally observed only in behaving rats appeared after repetitive presentation of the stimulus or after 11 pairing trials (over a period of 110 s) in the presence of CCK in anesthetized rats.

Our results showed that the repetitive presentation of the visual stimulus in the temporal and spatial congruence with the auditory stimulus can improve the performance for the auditory stimulus presented in isolation.

Since the hippocampal potentials were shown to be reduced upon repetitive presentation of the rare tones, the authors proposed that they may be regarded as a central marker of an orienting response, facilitating the detection of sound deviance when sound discrimination becomes more difficult.

The lack of amygdala activation for disgust expressions in the study by Sambataro et al. [7] may be due to subtracting from other face conditions and to habituation of the amygdala in the block design with repetitive presentation of only face-stimuli.

In the present study in anesthetized rats, repetitive presentations of an auditory stimulus after local infusion of CCK near the recorded auditory cortical neuron potentiated the neuronal responses.

To avoid order effects or carryover effects, factorial design techniques that also preclude repetitive presentations of certain health states (A versus B followed by C versus D and not by A versus C, for instance) should be used in the assignment of comparison tasks to respondents.

Thus, the same identity faces activate an overlapping population of neurons in the FFA that adapts with repetitive presentations (Grill-Spector et al. 2006).

Other properties are also influenced by repetitive presentations of one specific feature.

Previous studies have disclosed the ability of cortical neurons to change their preferred properties following repetitive presentations of non preferred stimuli.