Sentence examples for identity experiments from inspiring English sources

JESUS HENRY CHRIST A 10-year-old prodigy (Jason Spevack) with a ferociously independent mother (Toni Collette) crosses paths with a 12-year-old (Samantha Weinstein) whose father, a university professor (Michael Sheen), has used her as a subject for his gender identity experiments.

Interestingly, when the observers were asked to report the passer's identity (Experiments 5 and 6), the RTs became somewhat longer, but tracking performance was not affected.

In the identity experiment the fixed point does a reasonable job although Karoui quite frequently has better scores.

As the monolingual and bilingual groups had a similar family SES background (Experiment 1) and similar family cultural identity (Experiment 2), these results point to a specific role for early bilingualism in accentuating children's developing ability to appreciate effective communicative responses.

A vigilance decrement was found specifically when neglect patients were required to maintain attention to spatial locations, but not to letter identity (Experiment 2; Fig. 6).

The image set with five male identities from Experiment 1 was used in this experiment.

People, especially adolescents, have a need to explore their identities and experiment with other identities in a safer setting that is less physically confrontational -- where bullies aren't armed with pencils.

To examine this possibility, we used items with unique identities in Experiment 5.

To confirm the identity shift, future experiments will try to detect the tau neutrinos directly.

"But what is it like to actually live it?" In most countries, a family slumming it for a month would hardly be news, but in South Africa, where deep racial divides strike at the core of the nation's identity, the Hewitts' experiment made headlines and spurred heated debate.

Finally, the absence of an effect of face familiarity in Experiment 1 suggests that the difference in RS between high and low autistic trait participants occurs at the level of perceptual encoding of faces, rather than established representations of individual facial identities; however, additional experiments are required to confirm this interpretation.