Sentence examples for discriminated objects from inspiring English sources
Surprisingly, this position selectivity was nearly as precise in the regions that displayed a negative BOLD response as in those that displayed a positive BOLD response; regions that display either a positive or a negative BOLD response discriminated objects separated by 0.19 deg.
The recency test group successfully discriminated objects in the first sample phase from those in the more recent, second sample phase, one-sample t test; D1 t(8) = 5.67, p <.001; D2 t(8) = 6.42, p <.001.
Nevertheless, the regions that displayed a negative BOLD response discriminated object position with great precision.
With a short delay between sample and choice phases showed normal discrimination, indicating that perirhinal tauopathy did not lead to a general inability to discriminate objects or assess their familiarity/novelty (Fig. 2E).
Here is the abilities of monkeys to discriminate objects that are high degrees of variance, that I'll tell you about in a moment.
If you have neurons that can do that, that like object A better than all the other objects over some range, that's actually a really, really good basis for discriminating objects and maintain information about things.
While neither group showed impairment when asked to discriminate objects and colour patches, the SD patients showed a selective deficit in the discrimination of faces whereas the AD patients had significant difficulties discriminating landscapes.
Dolphins are known to have evolved highly advanced detectors that are capable of discriminating objects both below the surface and on the seabed.
For this reason, we choose to work with the channels of the RGB image where each channel can give further information relating to objects and/or characteristics of the blue whale in the image in order to discriminate objects and/or edges outside the blue whale.
This filter permits the software to accurately discriminate objects from background.
Despite the fact that the BOLD signal was significantly negative (lower than fixation baseline), these regions were able to discriminate objects separated by less than 0.5 deg (at ∼10 deg eccentricity).
