Sentence examples for delayed matches from inspiring English sources

Rain delayed matches on outside courts for more than four hours.

"This week hasn't been easy - a lot of rain, delayed matches.

There was still time to finish -- the other delayed matches resumed shortly before 7 p.m. -- but by then, tournament officials had already suspended the match until today with Agassi leading, 6-3, 0-1, to keep the start of last night's evening session from being delayed.

Chamberlin had been widely expected to move to ITV following confirmation two weeks ago that Sky's broadcast of Manchester United's delayed match against Bournemouth on 17 May had been Chamberlin's last for a channel which he joined 16 years ago.

Three experiments were carried out in: a discrimination task (Experiment 1), a simultaneous perceptual matching task (Experiment 2), and a delayed matching task (Experiment 3).

Ferrer served out for the opening set of the delayed match, but from there on the 30-year-old could do little to halt Djokovic.

In the present study, twenty human participants completed a delayed match-to-sample task in two separate functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) and electroencephalography (EEG) sessions.

This classifier is used to distinguish between five cognitive brain states from a blocked design fMRI data: (1) fixation, (2) detection of a single stimulus, (3) perceptual matching, (4) attentional cueing, and (5) delayed match-to-sample.

Event-related functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) was performed during delayed match and nonmatch to sample tasks, previously shown to differentially activate medial and lateral OFC in young adults.

Therefore, we designed a new behavioral task in the water-maze, based on the principle of a delayed matching to place task, where spatial recognition was assessed for four different platform locations within a single session.

The introduced network is able to model learning mechanisms like olfactory conditioning seen in honeybees and flies and was found able also to perform more complex and abstract associations, like the delayed matching-to-sample tasks known only from honeybees.