Sentence examples for adapted delay from inspiring English sources

However, when the adapted delay was suddenly removed, such that the flash occurred almost immediately after the button press, participants perceived the flash as occurring before their action that caused it.

In the context of our adaptation effects, this would suggest that temporal recalibration should increase linearly with adapting delay.

Their dependence on adapting delay is illustrated in Figure 2 where the PSS values have been extracted, averaged across observers and plotted as a function of adapting delay.

Fitting these data with Gaussian functions (see 'Materials and Methods' for details) allows visualisation of how PSS (the function's mean or 'peak' value) varies with adapting delay.

The fact that these functions are laterally displaced (relative to one another) shows that this effect is dependent on the magnitude of the adapting delay.

The magnitude of this recalibration appears to form a fixed proportion of the adapting delay when the delay is below ∼200 ms [5], beyond which a reduction in effect size is observed.

Figure 1A provides an example of the resultant psychometric functions for the condition where observers adapted to delayed audio-motor feedback following their motor actions.

The trial adapted the delayed prescribing strategies during the trial, in response to ongoing debate comparing no prescription with delayed prescription, to include a no prescription group, but there was no evidence of a difference in estimates as a result of the adaptation.

In the process of evolution, the flower of P. hexandrum has adapted to delayed selfing, i.e. it tends to allow earlier cross-pollination to predominate when pollinators are available, which seems to be a reproductive strategy in response to the scarcity of the pollinators.

On the contrary, asynchronous circuits, which have no clock constraints, are capable to adapt to delay variations.

Larger adapting delays result in a progressive reduction of illusory responses.