Sentence examples for affective echo from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the decay of the observed transverse magnetization in inhomogeneous field is a mixture of T 1 and T 2 and the early echoes oscillate in amplitude thus leading to an affective echo train decay time T 2eff instead only T 2 [30–32].
Together, these findings of gender differences in the links between HPA axis response to psychological stressors and severity of affective problems echo other literature that has hypothesized that HPA dysregulation might function as one mechanism underlying sex differences in depression (Stroud et al. 2000, 2002, 2004, 2009; Zhan-Waxler et al. 2008).
Since the combined effects of the product's various modeling features contribute to a large extend to consumers' perceptual evaluation of the product, it is of high necessity for designers to make exhaustive research on the mental feeling aroused by the product's multi-dimensional modeling features (MMFs) if they intend to design a product that echoes users' affective needs.
A previous study demonstrated that the mu rhythms is sensitive to cognitive and affective influences as well as echo sensorimotor processing in the frontoparietal networks [15].
The consequence of changes in their own mental perception and performance could mean that students' marks might be affected by the order in which they were marked, a concern that is echoed in a review paper on affective influences on judgements and information processing [ 8].
Although mu suppression and enhancement echo sensorimotor processing in frontoparietal networks, they are also sensitive to cognitive and affective influences and likely reflect more than an idling brain state.
More personalisation and affective news?
His thinking is associative and affective".
We have no affective connection with them.
And the affective power is enormous.
