Sentence examples for incremental stimulus from inspiring English sources
By James Surowiecki November 24, 2008 When the Chinese government announced, a couple of weeks ago, that it was going to spend almost six hundred billion dollars over the next couple of years to stimulate the economy, skeptics suggested that much of that money was already scheduled to be spent, and that the incremental stimulus would therefore be much smaller.
When the Chinese government announced, a couple of weeks ago, that it was going to spend almost six hundred billion dollars over the next couple of years to stimulate the economy, skeptics suggested that much of that money was already scheduled to be spent, and that the incremental stimulus would therefore be much smaller.
In conversations with The Huffington Post after the publication of the Cornell study, Goodman further refined his analysis, suggesting that, in fact, "the incremental stimulus to the U.S. economy from KXL being built may only be about $2.3 billion," and have so small an impact on jobs as to be almost meaningless.
Incremental stimulus intensities were delivered to L4 at 0.1 Hz until an evoked IPSC was discernible (Fig. 2A).
Sciatic MUNE was performed using an incremental stimulus technique with modifications of electrodes used for stimulation and recording and filter settings.
Third, the regulation of adaptation for incremental and decremental stimuli depended differently on background signals from the three cone types.
In addition, neuroapoptosis in the caudate/putamen may amplify these effects since it has been shown to be involved in incremental learning involving stimulus-response associations, and there is evidence implicating the medial dorsal striatum in place learning in the water maze [21].
However, a decremental response was not a requirement for discriminating among multipoint correlations: outside of supragranular V2, there were many neurons that had incremental responses to the stimulus transient and distinguished among the types of multipoint correlation (for example, the third and fourth rows on the right).
Figure 16 illustrates that some tasks can rely on base grouping only, while other tasks with the same stimuli require incremental grouping.
The deficit appears to be progressive, with a steady incremental deviation for each successive stimulus in a train (Fig. 5C).
ISR was related to the glucose stimulus by dividing the incremental area under curve (AUC) for ISR by the incremental AUC for plasma glucose.
