Sentence examples similar to frequent lever from inspiring English sources
Remarkably, in previous studies the highly frequent lever-pressing behaviors were typically induced by electrical stimulations, during which all the neural populations within the VTA were activated compulsively, making it unclear whether any type of subpopulations was involved in the reward learning behaviors.
Finally, it was a matter of comfort — the awkwardness of a passenger in the center of the front seat having to straddle a gearshift lever in frequent use — that provided the incentive to move the transmission controls out of the way.
In other words, these results suggest that, for an individual's self-perception, larger pores (although less frequent) bring a stronger subjective resent that is possibly levered by cultural and traditional aesthetic standards.
Although the city's machines have been subject for years to frequent breakdowns, they rely on a simple and paperless system of levers and pulleys that keeps a running total of votes without producing ballots that can be challenged on the basis of confusing indentations, like dimpled or pregnant chads.
The return of the lever machines has the support of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who has been a frequent critic of the new voting machines.
Frequent use of Amazon Prime free Instant Video seems to be the most powerful lever to promote loyalty.
As ILSAs have grown in both popularity and scope national policy makers have taken a keen interest in identifying policy levers that can improve educational achievement, with ILSA results serving as a frequent pool from which to draw possible solutions.
The move kicked off a period of seesaw politics, marked by frequent attempts by pro-Thaksin "red-shirts" and anti-Thaksin "yellow-shirts" to use mass protests as a lever to eject the other side from power.
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