Sentence examples for competing objects from inspiring English sources

Another way of addressing the processing of semantic categories is to consider their potential role as distractors, that is, as competing objects irrelevant to the target task.

To recognize an object, we must usually bind together sensory cues coming from the object through different sensory modalities, while at the same time ignoring sensory information originating from competing objects.

Another possibility to reduce the collision probability is to reduce the number of competing objects by grouping objects with respect to co-occurrence, spatial context and temporal context.

For both lines, attenuating synaptic output during training resulted in a loss of the selective 20 30 Hz response to visual novelty, with flies responding to either competing object equally, as for naïve flies (Figure 7D,E, right panels).

Even though this measurement activates the color cluster of the searched object most, competing object hypotheses remain.

Interestingly, D0067, which was not distracted by a competing visual object (Figure 2C) also showed no sensitization in the maze, making it most like dunce1.

In this paradigm, wild-type brains display increased LFP activity for novel objects while, at the same time, exhibited suppressed LFP activity for competing non-novel objects, following 100 s of visual training [3].

Competing to grab objects, the relic hunters shred the ancient matrix, erasing stories that remain written only in the soil.

Today we have ready access to films, documentaries and computer games that depict war in high-budget hyper-reality, but museums have one very big advantage over this competing media: real objects.

Behavioral experiments suggest that the ground is inhibited to a degree that depends on the extent to which it competed for object status, and that this inhibition is relayed to low-level brain areas.

Lots of bright shiny objects are competing for your customers' and coworkers' time and attention.