Sentence examples for experienced action from inspiring English sources
Outbreaks of polio and cholera require fast, experienced action in some of the world's hardest-to-reach areas.
In theory, enhancement of retrospective binding by temporal uncertainty could depend on a central estimate of the distribution of previously experienced action – outcome delays.
This context-dependency suggests a model-based, top-down re-constructive process that shifts action awareness based on previously experienced action – outcome intervals.
"Rio de Janeiro state has already experienced actions of the Army, none of which have reduced homicides and aggravated human rights violations.
Under conditions of low temporal predictability, however, an internal model of outcome timing can, in principle, be used to evaluate an experienced action-outcome association retrospectively in relation to prior knowledge about the distribution of action-outcome intervals.
More than 1,000 people have made the trip to the Tuscan barn to experience "Action," including theater companies and individuals who have written asking to see the work.
Then, the moving DS experiences action of the more intensive friction forces which have deleterious effects upon the stability of its quasi-static equilibrium.
Small-bodied animals with fast metabolic rates — whether they're house flies or hummingbirds — perceive more information in a unit of time, the study finds, meaning they experience action more slowly than large-bodied animals with slower metabolism, including humans.
Revenge fantasies are durable, reliable entertainments because they allow us to experience actions that aren't allowed in real life, and that most of us wouldn't truly want to experience even if given the chance.
Once you start getting into playing and start experiencing live action, probably a hundred games was a pretty good indication.
When watching another person perform an action, whether and how we have previously experienced that action has the potential to profoundly shape how that action is perceived.
