Sentence examples for component of the event from inspiring English sources
An investigation is presented of peak gust intensity in non-stationary winds of different durations, in which the non-turbulent component of the event is fully controlled.
Thus, house rule No. 33, which in addition to limiting gatherings to 20 nonresidents and demanding — in advance — the names and addresses of all guests at a gathering of more than 10 people, also prohibited any gathering with a fund-raising purpose — a key component of the event in question.
But by Antony's own definition, the phenomenal component of the event is an event that does not causally interact with physical events (2003, 9).
It was clear she had her hand in practically every component of the event.
Instead, the Summit is designed to highlight the social component of the event, taking full advantage of the connections that can be made within such a diverse and powerful group of freethinkers and innovators.
Comparable to our findings, the effects of parental divorce, a main component of the event index used in the present study, was associated with depression onsets before the age of 15, and dropped below significance after that.
Perceptual and attentional mechanisms were tracked using the N2pc component of the event-related potential and other lateralised components.
To test this hypothesis, we recorded the N2pc component of the event-related potential waveform during visual search tasks with color, orientation, and motion targets.
Although the N400 is the best understood semantically sensitive component of the event-related potential (ERP), others have been observed as well.
Previous studies assessing the involvement of the face-sensitive N170 component of the event-related potential (ERP) in the processing of face identity have shown controversial results when assessing N170 amplitude in repetition suppression (RS) designs.
The N2 component of the event-related potential (ERP), an evoked response generated within the anterior cingulate cortex (ACC), is significantly enhanced when nondepressed individuals successfully inhibit a response, providing an excellent metric of frontal inhibitory function.
