Sentence examples for engagement of processes from inspiring English sources
The Ud-lap grinding can replace the engagement of processes such as grinding, lapping, and polishing of advanced ceramics.
For response times, there was a main effect of task [F 2,30) = 11.6, P<0.0005], confirming additional engagement of processes from the delay to the dual-task and to the multi-tasking conditions.
Further, right DLPFC activation is thought to reflect the engagement of processes supporting postretrieval monitoring using episodic and semantic memory (Hayama and Rugg 2009).
Here again, the latency of the C4 response and its variability (623 ± 16 ms for 147 photostimulations) reflect probably the engagement of processes necessary for burst intitiation in the RTN and the preBötC.
Engagement of process and regulatory tools unrelated to public health but related to health outcomes, e.g., good manufacturing practices and quality systems for medical devices and pharmaceuticals (references 78,79 in Technical Appendix).
This so-called switch cost has been ascribed to the engagement of control processes required to alternate between distinct stimulus response mapping rules.
A third variant manipulated the probabilities of congruent and incongruent trials to alter levels of interference and cognitive control, or engagement of strategic processes, on a block by block basis.
Importantly, both tasks elicited a late CNV suggesting the engagement of preparatory processes in both tasks.
Because of a consistent pattern of engagement of attachment processes during a range of situations from infancy to adulthood, behavioral researchers have suggested that attachment models may become part of general interpersonal schemata for an individual, which will support social development and influence thoughts, feelings, and behavior throughout the lifespan [3].
A possibility is that increased activity in these DMN regions (especially midline regions) reflects the engagement of cognitive processes involved in monitoring the self-relevance of the ongoing content of consciousness [56], [57], [58], [59], independently of whether it refers to current sensory input or internal thought.
At the same time, the PM contrast was consistently associated with more dorsal peak activation than the stimulus contrast, implying additional engagement of distinct processes.
