Sentence examples for corresponding stimulus from inspiring English sources
This response is called the test response and its corresponding stimulus is labeled s 1.
In view of the controversial policy debate on "green" growth and corresponding stimulus packages we empirically investigate the production effects of environmental investment as well as of environmental and energy expenditures.
In this chapter, we present the findings of a long-running Internet-based colour naming experiment, designed to collect unconstrained colour names in multiple languages with their corresponding stimulus values.
As such, a peripheral representation is specified in terms of its corresponding stimulus' physical properties.
Element cp tells how likely it was that the corresponding stimulus pattern, p, evoked the population firing rate r.
As in the basic model, each Gaussian spatial likelihood was centered at the actual location of the corresponding stimulus.
Swiss psychiatrist Eugen Bleuler (1857 1939) defined hallucinations as "perceptions without corresponding stimuli from without," while the Psychiatric Dictionary in 1940 referred to hallucination as the "apparent perception of an external object when no such object is present".
The discussed DDSs contain micelles, vesicles, nanoparticles, nanotubes, multilayer films and bulk hydrogels, and the corresponding stimuli involves electrochemistry, redox reagents, pH and temperature.
A parallel analysis of the corresponding stimuli in the sung conditions (Melody and Rhyme&Melody) was not possible, as these stimuli were accompanied by a piano, whose tune overlaid the speech signal.
Reichenbach said that mental events can be identified by the corresponding stimuli and responses much as the (possibly unknown) internal state of a photo-electric cell can be identified by the stimulus (light falling on it) and response (electric current flowing) from it.
In addition, analogous temporal likelihoods were centered at the actual times of the corresponding stimuli (The actual time of the first stimulus was defined as zero, and that of the second stimulus, as t).
