Sentence examples for called feedback from inspiring English sources
It's a return to the electro-pop experimentation of "Damita Jo," led by a blippy and propulsive single called "Feedback".
He treated readers as customers, inserting business reply cards in his books and asking for what would now be called feedback.
Several years ago, Tristram Stuart's food waste campaign (now called Feedback) asked me to create a pop-up banquet using surplus food.
One was called "Feedback #I", and involved five movie projectors and three slide projectors operating simultaneously on a variety of white surfaces.
She also described Yelp as just one of several tools people can use to give feedback to the government; agencies also have Facebook pages and Twitter accounts, and the government recently started testing a program called Feedback USA that lets people give feedback at physical kiosks in passport agencies and Social Security Administration card centers.
The information sent by the monitor to the controller is called feedback, and on the basis of this feedback the controller might issue instructions to bring the observed behaviour (the reach of the hand) closer to the desired behaviour (the picking up of the object).
The algorithms of this category are called "feedback-full" throughout the rest of the paper.
Electrophysiologically, external feedback after the occurrence of an error elicits a negative event-related potential (ERP) called feedback-related negativity (FRN) with a typical peak amplitude within 200 300 ms.
When referring to an interaction network, one considers two types of interactions or loosely called feedbacks: positive (protein A promotes the production of protein B) and negative (A inhibits the production of B).
Mr. Kristof gives just one example of what climate scientists call feedback loops, but many others are already happening.
Besides the aforementioned FRN, which is sensitive to valence, previous research has identified a second valence-unspecific event-related potential (ERP) correlate of feedback processing called the "feedback-related positivity" or "feedback P3," which peaks approximately 300 400 ms following feedback and is sensitive to reward magnitude (Kamarajan et al., 2009; Yeung & Sanfey, 2004).
