Sentence examples for between sets of objects from inspiring English sources
Another important aspect of Dedekind's views about functions is that, with respect to the intended range of functions, he allows for arbitrary functional correlations between sets of numbers, indeed between sets of objects in general.
It has previously been demonstrated that excitotoxic mPFC lesions and inactivation with lidocaine leave object-location discriminations (detecting the change of spatial location of a familiar object) intact but disrupt object-in-place memory (recognizing the topographical relationship between sets of objects; Ennaceur et al., 1997; Hannesson, Vacca, et al., 2004; Barker et al., 2007).
The software relies upon three linguistic-based techniques that take into account the root meanings of the extracted terms and their relationship between sets of similar objects or opinions: term derivation, term inclusion and semantic networks (SPSS 2006, p. 101).
Currently no study has investigated whether fish can learn to discriminate contrasts other than 2 vs. 3 and in particular we have no information about the ability of fish to discriminate between large sets of objects.
Therefore, when investigating numerical competence in an organism, it is important to investigate if the discrimination between two sets of objects is maintained after the use of non-numerical cues has been prevented.
This is denoted as a concept lattice since the relation between the sets of objects and attributes is a Galois connection.
The range from low to high frequent objects (i.e. reflecting "difficult" and "easy" items as a measure of familiarity) was equal in all object sets, and there were no statistically significant differences in word frequency between all four sets of objects (all t-values ≤1.0).
To start each trial, the rat ran from the central holding area to the sample end to explore novel object A. This familiarisation phase was followed by a choice test at the opposite end of the shuttle box between the now familiar, object A and a novel alternative, object B. New sets of objects were used for each trial.
Two different sets of objects were used to enable them to be wiped between one rat and the next, to prevent the possibility of olfactory recognition.
This procedure continued so that Trial 3 comprised object C (familiar) versus object D (novel), for 20 trials and, hence, 21 sets of objects.
