Sentence examples for combinations of modalities from inspiring English sources

But one should generalize from the case of color experience with caution: views that seem strongest for the case of color properties may seem weaker for cases of other properties; views that seem strongest for the case of visual experience may seem weaker for other modalities, or for combinations of modalities.

The exact methods for tissue fixation and processing vary among different groups, but include whole-mount staining, frozen sectioning, paraffin embedding, OPT or combinations of modalities.

Combinations of modalities have been evaluated and often demonstrate improved prediction of outcomes over individual modalities alone [ 7, 6, 10, 88, 89].

Is any sensory modality equally as good as any other for either of these roles, depending on the context, or are there predictable combinations of modalities that work best for each role?

Now the question is: which combination of modalities gives the best approximated appearance?

Cues were presented in either a single modality or a combination of modalities (visual, auditory, haptic).

The major promise of multimodal user interfaces for older users is that they have the choice to select the input modality (or combination of modalities) that best fits their needs and capabilities.

The globalisation of the modus operandi and its continuous adaptation to the new security and prevention measures is becoming a silent real trend: an unusual combination of modalities and terrorist tactics with the ability to transcend international public opinion and threaten states through a single incident.

Various analyses have concluded that there is no 'right' (Boulineaud 2017) or 'first best' (Gentilini 2016) humanitarian response (whether purely cash-based, a combination of modalities, and/or direct support) as this depends on the context and needs of its beneficiaries (ODI 2015).

The denial of "necessarily \(P\)" is still more difficult to express in terms of a combination of modalities: "either possibly \(P\) (and thus possibly not \(P\)) or necessarily not \(P\)" This is important because of Aristotle's proof procedures, which include proof through impossibility.

It is thought to act through a combination of modalities (as reviewed in [3], [4]).