Sentence examples for evidence that representations from inspiring English sources

To our surprise, we failed to observe evidence that representations of syllable identity were structured in terms of place or manner of articulation features either in somatomotor or lateral temporal regions.

In this region, there was some evidence that syllable identity representations were organized in terms of phonemic units and CV structure, and this was more apparent in somatomotor than temporal lobe regions.

These include parole board hearings where secret evidence is used against the prisoner or other cases which turn on expert evidence that cannot be commissioned without legal representation and funding".

In this paper, we take up this subtler aspect of model selection, and provide tangible evidence that shows how just changing the representation of a model can have a dramatic impact on algorithmic performance.

Field (2006a) cites evidence that suggests that associative learning can operate on mental representations.

Accumulating evidence demonstrates that representations within the lateral PFC enable people to coordinate their thoughts and actions with their intentions to support goal-directed social behavior.

Given the ubiquity of evidence that memory representations are more variable than perceptual representations, and the contradictory nature of claims about bias in memory, the idea that increases in variability can masquerade as bias seems important to evaluate.

Support for the preservation of some discontinuity between the two domains has been gathered via evidence that lexical representations seem to underdetermine the rich conceptual content words are used to convey (e.g., Gleitman & Papafragou 2013).

This study provides the first evidence that motor representations contribute in the specification of the boundary of peripersonal space.

These results provide evidence that scene representations in the hippocampus are more distinct, or orthogonal, than those just one synapse upstream in EC.

While recording data in rodents has provided evidence that neural representations in DG are indeed more orthogonal than those upstream (Leutgeb et al., 2007), evidence supporting a similar role for the human hippocampus has been relatively lacking.