Sentence examples for generation of stimuli from inspiring English sources

As suggested by some authors (Fields et al. 1990; Saunders and Green 1999; Saunders et al. 1993) this process may be less effective than other training arrangements for the generation of stimuli equivalence.

The generation of stimuli and the collection of responses were controlled by using E-prime 1.2 software [38] running under Windows XP.

Participants received payment of €7.. The generation of stimuli and the collection of responses were controlled by using E-prime 1.2 software [9] running under Windows XP.

The generation of stimuli and the collection of responses were controlled using E-prime 1.2 software [30] running under Windows XP on a PC with a 2.8 Ghz processor.

Second, this work may provide a new perspective for experiments, in particular for the generation of stimuli.

Kitchen and Kuehlmann present an approach to stimulate simulations of hardware with a stimuli generator that performs a random generation of input stimuli that obey a set of declaratively specified input constraints.

Summary: This paper investigates the contribution of two types of inhibitory interneuron to the generation of stimulus-specific adaptation (SSA) by neurons in the mouse auditory cortex.

Thus, they do not work on top of software architectures, automating only the generation of the stimuli but not the infrastructure that will forward stimuli to the simulation.

The generation of targeted stimuli (through the needle) and the selective extinction of other stimuli (through the local anesthetic) affect both the organization of the nervous system and tissue perfusion, thereby disrupting positive feedback actions (vicious circle) in the pain cycle.

We designed and implemented wearable watch-like devices, which combine the generation of haptic stimuli and the recognition of hand gestures as the subject's response.

This paper proposes the design and build of a driver warning system, based on vibro-tactile feedback for preventing accidents through the generation of tactile stimuli.