Sentence examples for emotions recorded from inspiring English sources
The intriguing-sounding tasting promised to "reveal how the taste is enhanced by personal memories and emotions recorded in everyone's brain".
Figures 2, 3 and 4 shows the ECG and speech MFCC features under the common set of basic emotions recorded simultaneously.
The human side of the managers found expression in a deluge of negative emotions recorded in the diaries.
The sense of disempowerment and paralysis experienced by PHC clinic managers was illustrated by the many negative emotions recorded in all the diaries.
All listeners are presented with a random set of samples that consists of at least half of each pre-qualified basic emotion recording.
Through a series of large pen and ink abstract portraits of blackface actors, and drawings inspired by songs from minstrel shows and the anti-bellum south, my thoughts, feelings and emotions are recorded in a form of mental mapping with outcomes that are at times unpredictable, but decidedly consistent with my past work.
Titian dictated these words to a scribe in 1568, a few years before he died; they represent perhaps the only raw emotion he recorded for posterity.
Electrical activity in the brain's prefrontal cortex -- an area known to be centrally involved in emotion -- was recorded by electroencephalogram while the women were thinking about their experiences and after the writing ended.
She eats with Karl at the table, twice a day, and her every action and emotion is recorded by the maids in a journal, a tome that sounds so eminently readable it no doubt has the publishers of Fifty Shades Of Grey shaking in their studded dog collars ("After nine months we have almost 600 pages," Karl has revealed).
To investigate the neural basis of this impact of emotion, we recorded local field potentials (LFPs) directly in the ACC in a chronic pain patient.
A series of carefully designed perceptual tests to evaluate speech quality, emotion identification rates and emotional strength were used for the six emotions which we recorded – happiness, sadness, anger, surprise, fear, disgust.
