Sentence examples for face aspect from inspiring English sources

"It's valuable to go to career fairs for the face to face aspect, but to do research on companies or on industries or where the openings are at, there's so much more you can do now to ready yourself for that first interview," says Dan Sparks, vice-president of sales at Hire Live, a recruitment service in the US.

Our first aim was to pinpoint the developmental trajectories from mid-childhood to adulthood for the processing of each face aspect.

While the in-scanner tasks were designed with the aim that participants would use task-specific cognitive strategies for each face aspect, they were also kept deliberately simple to yield similar performance levels between the 3 age groups.

As our in-scanner tasks were designed so that the performance across the entire age range would be matched, we also conducted 3 more demanding out-of-scanner tasks [the Benton Facial Recognition test, an Expression categorization task and a Gaze direction detection task (Cohen Kadosh et al. 2011)] to assess developmental differences in processing task performance for each face aspect.

In this study, we used an fMR-adaptation design to investigate differential processing of three face aspects (identity, expression and gaze) in children, adolescents and adults.

It's the story of a lifelong resident of Hawaii (George Clooney) whose wife's catastrophic accident (which leaves her comatose) forces him to face aspects of his family life that he'd been ignoring.

But psychedelics are different from other drugs in that they frequently make us face aspects of ourselves we might prefer to ignore.

We found performance differences for all 3 face aspects, as described below.

The processing of all face aspects activated the core face-network across the age range, as well as additional and partially separable regions.

Children performed less accurately at processing all 3 face aspects and adolescents showed lower task performance for recognizing faces than did adults.

Thus, our second aim was to separate out age from task performance effects by including 2 specific covariates in our design that represented the level of task performance for the 3 face aspects in the functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) in-scanner tasks and 3 additional out-of-scanner face tasks.