Sentence examples for evinced visual from inspiring English sources
We found that 20/29 neurons responded during SP tracking of small target spot over a dark background, whereas 9/29 neurons were not modulated during SP testing (Fig. 1 C ) but evinced visual or saccadic sensitivity.
Notable departures from normality of residuals after regression of the transformed data, as evinced by visual assessments and formal tests of normality of residuals, will result in an alternative approach.
Some might think Dennett's account concerns only some variety of what Block would call 'access consciousness.' For on Dennett's account, it seems, to speak of visual consciousness is to speak of nothing over and above the sort of availability of informational content that is evinced in unprompted verbal discriminations of visual stimuli.
"Our students evinced deep understanding of what Archimedes was doing, not just in words but in visual concepts," said Roby.
Vince McKelvie is quite familiar with taking existing visuals and subverting their uses and meanings to create awesome, medium-defying art, as evinced by his recent GIF-warping app Klear.
Mr. McConnell evinced no concern.
He evinced a boundless generosity of spirit.
Dr. Porter also evinced a self-deprecating humor.
Recent literature has evinced a keen interest in porous electrodes.
The apostles evinced no interest in any form of carnality.
"But I evinced an early sensitivity to the form.
