Sentence examples for adaptation duration from inspiring English sources

For example, the strength of the tilt aftereffect grows logarithmically with adaptation duration, saturating only after an hour of exposure to the adapting stimulus [39].

In this example, raw tuning curves are purposely shown instead of curve fits to illustrate this intermediate stage in relation to the adaptation duration.

Contrary to what has been previously reported with shorter adaptation duration, twelve minutes of adaptation induces mostly attractive shifts, i.e. toward the adapter.

In earlier studies the adaptation duration was relatively short (2 3-min) and resulting mostly in repulsive shifts, while in the present study a longer adaptation caused attractive shifts.

The effect of the pre-cultivation time was also evaluated by extending the adaptation duration in the presence of 6 g L−1 acetic acid from 8 h, where cells have just arrested exponential growth, to 12 h, at the end of the growth phase on glucose.

Given its long duration (adaptation and recovery), our protocol is probably more attuned to detect attractive shifts.

For this target duration, adaptation after-effect was only of 4.8±4.2% in the mask condition, whereas it reached 17.7±2.4% in the no-mask condition.

In turn, this may limit the magnitude of adaptation if the duration and/or the intensity of the heat-exercise training sessions are not increased accordingly.

At the first stage, which is called adaptation and the duration of which is usually one month, the doctors use correctional methods aimed at adaptation, reduce symptomatology of psychogenic disorders, and treat somatic pathology.

Therefore, the observed pattern could be due to the difference in true selection time rather than to a cost of adaptation if the duration of our selection phase (13 generations) falls in the range during which such transient differences would be observed.

All 80 conditions (2 adapter positions ×2 directions of adaptation ×2 delay durations ×2 test stimulus positions ×5 velocities of the test stimulus) were presented 30 times in pseudo-randomized order in ten blocks of 240 trials each, totaling 2400 trials per subject.