Sentence examples for evoking conditions from inspiring English sources

Yet, the evoking conditions, latency, and scalp distribution of the visual 'focus positivity' are similar to the CPS found in auditory dialog processing [ 17, 18].

Robertson evokes the conditions that could birth and sustain such rancor — the narrow world of Emma and Lizzie Borden.

Ms. Rusconi's music evoked both conditions in a dazzling tour de force of explosive gestures and dyspeptic timbres.

In choosing which stimuli to introduce, the therapist's goal is to evoke the conditions present when specific traumatic events occurred, as accurately as the simulation will allow.

Cerebral blood flow was measured using H215O positron emission tomography in twelve normal volunteers during a modified word-stem completion task that was designed to evoke different conditions of ambivalence.

The motion describes the cottage rooms in terms that evoke prison conditions.

The straining-crural reflex appears to be evoked in conditions of increased intra-abdominal pressure as occurs during coughing, squeezing and during straining at defecation or micturition.

One way to test this assumption is to compare the decay of IPSCs evoked under conditions with high release probabilities with those that were recorded under reduced release probabilities.

Thanks to Munro's unparalleled ability to evoke the condition of felt life at both its most essential and most particular -- its "sudden holes and impromptu tricks and radiant vanishing consolations," as characterized in her story "Carried Away" -- her terrain has become totemic, as real and familiar as their own backyards and avenues to a rapt and ever growing audience of readers.

Such a scheme will evoke a conditioned response of hostility.

Compatible with these notions, dopamine neurons show phasic responses to higher order prediction errors evoked by conditioned, reward predicting stimuli [ 1].