After 750 ms, the precue (hand cue: the two left vs. right plus signs, finger cue: the two inner vs. outer plus signs) replaced the warning stimulus for either 100 ms or 500 ms (preparation interval, equally distributed across trials), followed by the imperative stimulus (one of the two plus signs from the precue), which remained for 2,000 ms.
It will take a generation of youngsters, raised on the likes of UML, before such "declarative" languages pose a significant threat to "imperative" ones.
Keeping close, quantified track of personal progress is absolutely imperative for one group of people: recovering alcoholics and drug addicts.
One of the imperative events behind my changed outlook on Christianity was the last of four trips I took to Mexico to do missionary work.
The evaluation of metal's toxicity in freshwater is one of the imperative areas of research and there is an emergent concern on the development of techniques for detecting toxic effects in aquatic animals.
One of the imperative branches of non-Newtonian fluid is the tangent hyperbolic fluid capable of describing the shear thinning effects.
To make sure that young people play their role effectively in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, it is imperative that each and every one of them has an education that empowers and gives them a voice of their own.
Therefore, hypertension is one of the imperative contributing factors associated with both causation and progression of renal failure [ 6].
The evaluation of toxic effects of metals in terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems is one of the imperative areas of recent research and there is an emergent concern on the development of technique for detection of toxic effects in aquatic animals [ 17].
