Sentence examples for before the next stimulus from inspiring English sources
All of these experiences combined can feel like a sensory overload at times; so much to absorb and reflect on and so little time before the next stimulus comes your way.
After selecting their response, listeners had to click on the next button to proceed, thus placing the cursor at the exact centre of the screen before the next stimulus presentation (guaranteeing identical distances for the two answer possibilities).
All these factors may prevent the trajectories from relaxing back to the limit cycle before the next stimulus arrives and raise the question of the nature of the phase variation away from an attractor (that is, in transient states) and how much can we rely on the phase reduction (PRC).
This was to allow subjects adequate time to respond before the next stimulus onset.
Once the subject had responded and the latency had been recorded via a voice key, the word disappeared; there was a 1-second interval before the next stimulus was presented.
The dose used in our experiment (0.08 µg/kg body weight) was dramatically smaller than in the given example but we still employed a 1 hour pause before the next stimulus (T3) in order to minimize a possible residual drug effect.
Transient ERPs are traditionally defined as the response to an isolated or infrequent stimulus that provide enough time to the system to return to its initial state before onset of the next stimulus [1], [7].
A hit was defined as a button press before the onset of the next stimulus.
In all of these tasks, a certain type of stimulus was presented successively and randomly, and in each trial, the subjects had to push multiple buttons on a keyboard that corresponded to the stimuli presented before the next trial (the next stimulus) was initiated.
At first the participant is asked to relax for about 5 min; followed by a 60-seconds break before the start of the experiment; a three seconds countdown precedes the stimulus; the stimulus is displayed; SAM questions are presented one after another in a randomized order; after answering to the questions the countdown for the next stimulus starts.
