Sentence examples for fast trials from inspiring English sources

In contrast, in the real-objects condition, performance on both big/heavy = fast trials (M = .88) and small = fast trials (M = .95) was lower than the performance on all other trials (Ms = .99).99

There was also a significant condition-by-trial interaction, F 3,153) = 13.87, p < .001, η 2 = 0.21, 1-β = .99: In the static-images condition, only performance on big/heavy = fast trials (M = .74) was lower than all other trials (Ms = .99).99

RTs at the 5th percentile (fast trials) and 95th percentile (slow trials) were calculated for each participant.

For the higher velocity (fast) trials, two of 52 were excluded in the OMT group and none in the contrast group.

However, in the PES, major development was observed in the early ages such as 6 to 9 years in fast trials and 9 to 10 years in slow trials.

Instead, analysis of the waveforms in terms of response speed revealed a significant interaction between the speed and transition type, F1,15 = 12.04; P = 0.003, indicating that switch repeat differences in mu-MRAA amplitude were more pronounced in fast trials than in slow trials (0.46 vs. 0.33 μV, respectively, Fig.  3 D).

There's no place as well equipped as Albany, he insisted, to deliver "a fair, fast trial".

Four men were convicted of rape and murder in an unusually fast trial for India's chaotic justice system.

Perhaps Donald Trump prefers a country where you get a very fast trial, only a cursory defense, and can be declared guilty by the president in advance.

We are just saying give him a fair, fast trial… and give him an opportunity to come out and face what he has done or not done.

Specifically, this type of paradigm makes a demand on the observers to make fast trial-by-trial adjustments of top-down biasing weights in order to succeed in the search task.