Sentence examples for categorical representations from inspiring English sources

In contrast, categorization of familiar phonemic patterns is mediated by long-term, highly abstract, and categorical representations in left mSTS.

Conceivably, both auditory cortices encode categorical representations of emotional prosodic.

Categorical representations and dimensional descriptions are two common approaches to define emotion present in speech.

This pattern of the lateralization effect is proposed to be caused by the differential effect the retention interval has on coordinate and categorical representations.

Growth-stage optimisation (GSO) determines the relative proportions of post-fire growth stages (categorical representations of time since fire) that maximise species diversity, and is a useful method for determining such targets.

The eligible studies used disparate categorical representations of waiting time.

A vowel could be defined as an assignment of an acoustic phonetic pattern to a specific categorical representation space.

Repeated presentation of previous inputs activates the same categorical representation whereas novel inputs are represented by new category encodings.

The metric, coordinate representation is associated with predominant right hemisphere activity, while the abstract, qualitative categorical representation is thought to be processed more in the left hemisphere [Kosslyn, S. M. (1987). Seeing and imagining in the cerebral hemispheres: A computational analysis. Psychological Review, 94, 148 175].

Tech sector firms took the top four spots on the best workplaces list and were second only to manufacturing and production companies in overall categorical representation.

To examine this more closely, we looked at each of the COGs that was used to make up the 'transport and metabolism' group in Figure 4. Figure 5 shows the pie charts with this more specific categorical representation of the COG designations for the metabolic genes either induced (76) or repressed (96) in IDM.