For example, subjects tended to describe "Jane" as kind.
With the Computer Voice Stress Analyzer, for example, subjects are asked several control questions, like the color of the walls, to gauge normal vocal response levels.
For example, subjects who read that experts were involved were less inclined to support the reform, regardless of the reform's purpose.
For example, subjects who did not get fMRI feedback but were instructed to focus attention to and away from their pain did not show as much pain relief.
For example, subjects had a negative reaction to a running shoe equipped with nanotechnology that adjusted fabric thickness to cool the foot and reduce blisters.
In the experiments, the system has been proven a valid solution for detecting anomaly behaviours without strong assumptions on the nature of crowds, for example, subjects and density.
For example, subjects may be asked to remember where specific objects are located within a complex array they have just seen.
For example, subjects were asked to judge how permissible it is for a man to let his girlfriend walk across a bridge he knows to be unsafe, even if she ends up making it across safely.
For example, subjects who sustained both a tibia and a femur fracture were three times more likely than subjects who did not sustain either fracture type to report poorer ambulatory function than predicted.
However, in practical applications, it is common for an object to have more than one label, thereby belonging to overlapped clusters; for example, subjects that belong to multiple communities in social networks.
Asked to evaluate their performance on the test of logical reasoning, for example, subjects who scored only in the 12th percentile guessed that they had scored in the 62nd percentile, and deemed their overall skill at logical reasoning to be at the 68th percentile.
