Sentence examples for devising a task from inspiring English sources

Devising a task that specifically requires the use of heading direction would allow more precise assessment of the contribution of this system to navigation.

To overcome this limitation, we examine here the relationship between learning and population activity by devising a task in which monkeys rapidly learn (within one session) to discriminate between consecutive, briefly flashed images slightly rotated with respect to each other.

So Steiner and Redish devised a task involving a circular runway with four spokes and called it "Restaurant Row".

Sequences containing deviant instruments were excluded from further analysis (because they were only employed to devise a task for the subjects, see also above).

Here, we devised a task in which decisions involved commitment to an asset with enduring financial consequences.

There is a need to devise a task that utilises the strongest features of the spontaneous object recognition task while addressing as many of its shortcomings as possible.

We devised a task for each of these two problems, based on publicly available data from the International HapMap Project [ 22] and the Personal Genome Project (PGP) [ 23].

To test this difference between the theories, we recently devised a task where subjects had to group contour elements into two curves and found that only one incremental group could form at a time (Houtkamp & Roelfsema, 2010; in accordance with preliminary data by Jolicoeur, 1988).

We devised a task in which WT and 5-HTTOE mice learned to discriminate between three auditory cues: one cue was always paired with shock (CS+), another cue was never paired with shock (CS−) and a third cue was paired with shock on 20% of trials (CS20%).

About a month later, Krane says, Saban gave him the task of devising a tax strategy for a donation of ten million dollars to the D.N.C., toward the construction of its new headquarters.

Scientists put the intelligence of 68 working border collies to the test by devising a series of cognitive tasks for them to carry out.