Sentence examples for impossible discrimination from inspiring English sources

This interpretation asserts that learning on the impossible discrimination task was bottom up that it was due to sensitisation/adaptation to the standard and not specific to a particular stimulus dimension.

Micheyl et al. therefore argued that learning on the impossible discrimination task could have been due, at least in part, to fine-tuning of bottom-up sensory discrimination mechanisms during training.

The present study aimed to assess the effect of dimension-specific attention on learning, by training listeners on an impossible discrimination task (Amitay et al., 2006) and manipulating the task instructions.

Then again, that may well have been impossible, because discrimination based on genetic information is to a large extent a new concern brought about by new technology.

Using the case of Lilly Ledbetter (who during the 1980's and 90's was paid less for her work for Goodyear Tire than her male counterparts), Vedantam acknowledges that it is often impossible to prove discrimination in a single instance.

The phase-conditional distributions are only slightly modified, whereas the slope distributions change radically, making slope discrimination impossible.

Hence, by reading the efferent firing rate alone, it is impossible to perform discrimination tasks between various input frequencies, for this kind of response pattern.

In the study reported here we explored the effect of positive performance feedback on learning an impossible auditory frequency discrimination task.

Positive discrimination was impossible to implement.

It has made proving discrimination nearly impossible by all but barring data about disparate impact.

"It is impossible to square Saudi discrimination against women with the noble values of the Olympic charter".