Sentence examples for different types of recognition from inspiring English sources

To examine the effects of emotion on different types of recognition responses we calculated 'emotional difference scores' which were the proportion of emotional stimuli in a given condition eliciting a particular recognition response minus the proportion of neutral stimuli eliciting that response.

For this purpose, different types of recognition layers ranging from nanostructured metal oxides and carbons to pristine or molecularly imprinted polymers and self-assembled monolayers have been applied in the past decade.

Varying the salience of the viewed stimuli, perhaps without the spatial aspect in order to simplify the comparisons, would allow a clearer picture of the benefit of sleep for different types of recognition memory.

Pinnipeds in reproductive contexts have provided examples of different types of recognition (reviewed in Insley et al. 2003).

It is therefore now critical to explore the effects of disruption of both AMPAR and NMDAR neurotransmission within the HPC-PRH-mPFC circuit, and to explore whether common cellular mechanisms within these brain regions, mediate the formation of different types of recognition memory.

Approaching the study of urban refugees with Honneth's theory on recognition enables us to understand the different types of recognition that facilitate coping and build resilience among those urban refugees who access the social and symbolic resources to help them cope.

But now the 'Bows are receiving a different type of recognition, low-lighted by Ikaika Woolsey's 31.0 QB Rating in 2014, good enough for him to rank 123 of 129 nationally for signal callers in the Football Bowl Subdivision.

This paper concludes that: (1) thermal Imagery provides relevant information for FER, and (2) that the developed methodology can be taken as an efficient learning mechanism for different types of pattern recognition problems.

Heteromultivalency, which is defined as an interaction in which two or more different types of molecular recognition events take place simultaneously between the two interacting partners, is in fact a generalization of multivalency which involves multiple molecular recognition events of the same type between two entities.

The variants of k-means clustering algorithms were proposed to solve different types of pattern recognitions problems (see [4 7]).

The report definitely highlights the impulse given by the mobility partnership addressing the questions of validation and description of different types of learning and the recognition of qualifications [6: 38].