Sentence examples for information similarly from inspiring English sources

Converging evidence also supports the view that cerebellar cortical areas connected with the prefrontal cortex process information similarly in the cognitive domain.

For all groups, touch robustly attenuated standing sway suggesting that children as young as four years old use touch information similarly to adults.

A fundamental new perspective in terms of pattern formation is the destabilizing effect of topological perturbations by processing distant uncorrelated information, similarly to stochastic noise.

East Asians fixated the eye region (2° and 5°) and partially the mouth (5°) when the Spotlight constrained the available information, similarly to Westerners, as revealed by the absence of significant differences in the differential fixation maps (i.e., WC - EA Z-scored group fixation maps) for those conditions.

Neural responses encoded spatial information similarly for stimuli associated with both valences of reinforcement, and responses reflected spatial attention allocation.

But in the TTB Condition, even though people searched for and organized information similarly, the pattern of organization was not as clear-cut as expected.

He packed these documents in Tupperware containers, along with CDs and videotapes containing information of similarly high sensitivity.

That is why even in the EU, a relentless prober of the boundaries of national sovereignty, proposals to harmonise taxes have made little progress so far.A recent proposal from a panel of economists to make up for the tax losses caused by electronic commerce by introducing a "bit tax" on flows of electronic information is similarly defective.

One of the most used QoS aware protocols is data-centric multi objective QoS-aware routing protocol (DMQoS) [50] because it can decrease the delay for delay-sensitive information, and similarly, it can provide reliable routing for reliable-sensitive information.

You cannot form an asset bubble on zero information, and similarly, building a stereotype out of nothing would require heavy orchestration, nothing short of state-sponsored propaganda.

Decoding performance in the lateral temporal cortex was lower, and while most information was similarly contained in a band of 50 150 Hz after the onset of the static stimulus (A' = 0.65), it was represented more broadband (0 150 Hz) after the onset of the morphing epoch (A' = 0.63 0.67; Figure 3B).