Sentence examples for implicit basis from inspiring English sources

The increase of the right posterior MTG activation in our study, as a domain-general social cognitive processes from lower to higher levels9, is consistent with our hypothesis that body movement synchrony is an implicit basis of interpersonal interaction.

The principle of modular decomposition appears to be the implicit basis in all these adaptive multichannel processing techniques, and provides for the scalar only operations.

Thus, it is possible that amygdala response to these changes was observed on an implicit basis in the present study.

This paper proposes a flexible shape formation algorithm by using Radial Basis Implicit Function (RBIF) to realize the multi-target trapping task that needs the transformation of trapping shape response to dynamic targets.

These results suggest that the increase of interpersonal body movement synchrony via interpersonal interaction can be a measurable basis of implicit social interaction.

"It opened the way for the study of the two memory systems in the brain, explicit and implicit, and provided the basis for everything that came later — the study of human memory and its disorders".

"We will go ahead on the basis of implicit consent... People can then choose to opt out of the system, but we will counsel them that if they do so they might jeopardise their safety.

Both problems are addressed by computing an implicit approximation with radial basis functions, which is independent of the discretisation of differential operators and of assumptions on the sampling of the input domain.

Separating a text line (row) into words and a word into letters is performed by using the region growing technique (implicit segmentation) on the basis of three essential lines in a text row.

However, valuable knowledge generated and associated to products and processes on a daily basis, remains implicit and its reusability is confined to a specific machine operator or within legacy IT databases.

Subjects have been shown to form equivalent implicit attitudes on the basis of information and the negation of that information (e.g., Gawronski et al. 2008).