Sentence examples for constant stimulus for from inspiring English sources
Although possession of nuclear weapons is not per se unlawful, the UK is under a duty to reduce its arsenal: the vice of refurbishing Trident is that it encourages other states to do the same, and remains a constant stimulus for countries – particularly in the Middle East and Asia – to acquire arsenals of their own.
Note that it also covers a constant stimulus for (s_{1}=0).
The biology of liver cirrhosis is characterized by a constant stimulus for hepatocellular regeneration in a microenvironment characterized by chronic inflammation and tissue fibrosis, thus representing an ideal condition predisposing to the development of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC).
The biology of LC is characterized by a constant stimulus for hepatocellular regeneration by a microenvironment associated with chronic inflammation and tissue fibrosis.
A Method of Constant Stimuli (for details, see Brunstrom et al., 2008) was used to examine how different beverages contribute to the expected satiation of a meal.
Figure 4 shows a cropped view of the control tab for the method of constant stimuli from the Psycon screen.
She measures these effects in a breakdown of empathy between children, in the consequences of increasingly distracted family interaction and a growing need for constant stimulus.
I began to think of them as a healthy alternative to Twitter, fulfilling the need for constant stimulus that has now been wired into our brains without the psychic toll of learning about what is going wrong with the world in real time.
For constant stimulus gradients (linear increases in concentration), we predict that the firing rate also followed a hyperbolic function (dose response) of the stimulus intensity.
He craves constant stimuli, partly for his own intellectual nourishment and partly, you suspect, to keep his demons at bay.
In simulations it is observed for this example model that when a constant stimulus level occurs in the world, for each state its activation value increases from 0 to some value that is then kept forever, until the stimulus disappears: an equilibrium state.
