The first-order response can be thought of as the summed responses (R1) to stimulus one minus that (R2) to stimulus two, i.e. 0.5* R1 − R2), while the first slice of the second-order response represents the comparison for consecutive display monitor frames containing a transition to those where no transition occurred, i.e. 0.25* R11 + R22 − R12 − R21).
The to-be-remembered array remained on the screen for 3000 ms. After a 2500 ms delay interval, participants were presented with 3 consecutive probe displays comprising a semantic category name for 500 ms. They were required to make a push-button response to indicate whether any of the words belonged to the semantic category represented by one of probe words.
Crowds sang, danced and jeered for 66 consecutive nights, displaying histrionics that rivaled even Lady Macbeth's.
After three consecutive losses, displaying little life in the last two, the Mets finally showed some fight Wednesday night.
A high degree of freedom in dislocation rearrangement, allowed by the present experimental conditions, resulted in a "random" arrangement of DDWs, in which misorientation vectors were largely scattered and misorientations across consecutive walls displayed a tendency to become more cumulative with increasing strain.
No two consecutive blocks displayed the same traits.
This ROI extended on the 13 consecutive slices displaying the raphe, with a total volume of 1400 mm.
From each collected CT scan, two representative and consecutive images, displaying the lateral ventricles at the level of the thalamus and upwards, where chosen.
The minimal intensity level at which two consecutive levels displayed a pixel count of zero was taken as the threshold cut of background fluorescence.
