Sentence examples for corresponding mood from inspiring English sources

The brighter each one of those splotches is, the more tracks have been lumped into its corresponding mood playlist, making it painfully obvious what kind of music the user is into.

A score of 11 or higher for each subscale is indicative of the corresponding mood disorder.

The authors stated that the NPI allows identification of an apathy syndrome with or without a corresponding mood disorder with anhedonia.

Its discriminant validity is supported by being consistently more highly related to corresponding mood measures (for example, sad and depressed) (mean r = 66.6), than non-corresponding mood scales (for example, vigour versus inertia) (mean r = 49.5), when compared with other scales [ 28].

Emotion can also demonstrate a whole range of the dynamical behaviors: transient regimes similar to cognitive ones, recurrent regular or irregular recurrence dynamics corresponding to mood changes; and long lasting equilibria associated with clinical cases of deep depression or constant excitement.

Varimax-rotated principal-components analyses extracted six factors, corresponding to mood, anhedonia, cognition, fear, sleep and suicide.

There are a variety of faces, each set against a bright color and corresponding with a mood, like "starry-eyed" or "frisky".

In this study, the distribution of acoustic features extracted from music data corresponding to each mood is modeled by a Gaussian density function.

Women experience a steep increase in rates of depression beginning at mid-puberty [ 5, 6]; similarly, women experience fluctuations of sex steroids and corresponding vulnerabilities to mood disorders during and after pregnancy and again at menopause [ 4].

The memory system records musical moods corresponding to emotional states of the user and submits the information to the expression system, which enable the robot to produce more natural reaction by playing music relevant to the user emotion.

Then came the crash in the technology stock market and a corresponding change in the mood of investors.