Sentence examples for emerged at zero from inspiring English sources

The studies by Bartko et al. (2007a, 2007b) found that rats with perirhinal cortex lesions could perform recognition tasks at near-zero retention delays with standard objects, but that a deficit emerged at "zero" delays when the test stimuli (made of Lego blocks) were designed to have high feature ambiguity by spatially rearranging the component elements of each test stimulus.

After seven days, all the newly-emerged leaves and the newly-emerged portions of the leaves that had been partially emerged at four weeks showed no, or in just a few cases, a very few lesions.

Type I LBs emerged at two weeks of age and were distributed in somata and neurites.

* Next best Sluggsy Morant (2.40 Leicester) Emerged at three after a promising first campaign to win with something in hand.

"Angels in America" first emerged at two nongay theaters, through a commission by the Eureka Theater in San Francisco, and with further development at the Center Theater Group in Los Angeles.

Motivators for HIV self-testing (HIVST) emerged at three main levels.

A recent paper published in BMC Biology shows how the founder domains of known cancer genes emerged at two macroevolutionary transitions - the advent of the first cell and the transition to metazoan multicellularity.

Because of the geometry of the nitrogen vacancies, the re-emitted photons emerge at four distinct angles.

But in an unnerving twist, they emerge at one point from the camper transformed — in matching platinum-blond wigs and leopard-print outfits.

Some of that harm is purely financial: a person who has spent decades in prison, rather than developing a career, can emerge at forty-five and find herself eligible for the same jobs that she was eligible for at twenty-two.

They are believed to spend much of their early lives underground, emerging at two to three years of age after gaining considerable size.