Sentence examples for cue time from inspiring English sources
In summary (Table 1), the main drawback of previous related works has been: 1) the inherent difficulty of modeling either user interest according to video cue time, and/or 2) the lack of any common infrastructure available to all users across Web-based video systems.
The mass growth trajectory was positively affected by both water volume regime (time × water regime interaction: p = 0.001) and the early cue (time × early cue interaction: p = 0.008), but not by their interaction (time × water regime × early cue interaction: p = 0.876; Table 1).
They even wrapped the bunker in copper wire, like the coils on an electric motor, to prevent the possibility that external electromagnetic forces, which might vary with time of day, might somehow cue time.
Across recordings, spatial-reward and punishment-contra selectivity indices were positively correlated indicating that those sites firing more when an R cue appeared contralaterally tended to fire more when a contralateral P cue (as opposed to a contralateral N cue) appeared with an ipsilateral R cue; time epoch did not have a significant effect on the slope of these regressions (ANCOVA, p = 0.83).
To address whether monkeys were aware of the precise task timing, we examined the frequency of false alarms as a function of time relative to cue onset as well as the target onset frequency, and corresponding hit rates, in each post-cue time bin (Author response image 1).
15 Players were required to continuously swim a series of 10 m shuttles between two lane ropes within a progressively decreasing cued time frame.
Other equipment included dual-redundant Optocore fibre connections, two Dolby Lake Processors, and time code generated by two pairs of Fairlights which also handled audio cues timed to the action on the field.
The subjects must constantly update their working memory of the most recent cues, because memory of the cue from time t-2 is required to respond at time t, but memory of the cue from t−1 must be maintained in order to respond to the cue at time t+1.
In line with studies of others (Bode et al. 2010), we assumed this cue identification time to be shorter than the normal reaction time.
3. Interruptions by applause: Congress in joint session will clap on cue any time a president looks around.
Cue onset time was either early or late; changes included either features or feature bindings.
