Sentence examples for heterogeneous displays from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, Beck and Kastner [19] recorded hemodynamic brain responses for stimulus arrays in which a single item differed in color and orientation from its surrounding three items (i.e., homogeneous 'pop-out' displays), compared to when all four items differed in color and orientation from each other (heterogeneous displays).

Thus, the target feature was encoded in memory traces when it was key to finding the target (in heterogeneous displays), but not when feature contrast alone was sufficient (in homogeneous displays).

Diatom distribution was found quite heterogeneous displaying significant differences from site to site.

Or have you finally opened up to a more heterogeneous display of mutuality and sharing?

As in the case of leukemia/lymphoma cells from the aforementioned tumor bearing animals, these thymocytes expressed excess amounts of CD3+ (Figure 4A,B), were PCNA positive (Figure 4A), and showed a heterogeneous display of CD4 and CD8 surface molecules (Figure 4C and data not shown).

The rice genome is GC-rich and highly heterogeneous displaying a bimodal distribution of CDS GC-content with two modes at 49%and69%9% (SD = 9.4 %; fig. 2 B and D).

These findings may imply that immature neurons, showing heterogeneous phenotypes, display even larger variability in their underlying conductances.

Most recently, related research focus on adaptation for heterogeneous mobile display devices.

Surprisingly however, chemically similar stoichiometric resins with a heterogeneous nanostructure display improved resistance to corrosion breakdown (ion transport) and lower water uptake than the homogeneous resins.

While all FGMs had lower dogboning in comparison to the stents made of the uniform materials, the stent with the lowest heterogeneous index displayed the lowest amount of dogboning.

Titanosilicate beads with hierarchical porosity (TiSil-HPB-60) were prepared from an anion-exchange resin and proved to be a versatile heterogeneous catalyst displaying activity both in the conversion of trioses to ethyl lactate and in the epoxidation of alkenes.