Sentence examples for intensity dimension from inspiring English sources
But our "credible regions" have an unusual shape: the "error contours" include two spatial dimensions and one intensity dimension, in one example.
In another current project we are investigating whether sleep indeed has an intensity dimension that is reflected in a lawful relationship between non-rapid-eye-movement (NREM) sleep depth and recovery of brain waking functions as assessed on the basis of the spectral composition of the waking EEG, cognitive and neurobehavioral performance, and mood.
Each reference pattern (R) was scaled in the intensity dimension to produce an optimal alignment with the data (D).
Here, we use "arousal" in its broadest sense, sometimes described as "the intensity dimension of thought" (Just & Carpenter, 1993).
The intensity of the throat images was removed by a transformation of the colorspace from Cartesian to spherical which decreases dimensionality through removing the intensity dimension.
To do this, one group of listeners were instructed to attend to the frequency dimension during training, a second group were instructed to attend to the intensity dimension during training, and a third group did not receive any training.
The use of quadrants to distinguish regional from widespread pain follows the American College of Rheumatology criteria for the classification of FMS [ 36]. 3. The Brief Pain Inventory (BPI) which provides information on intensity (sensory dimension) of pain and the degree to which pain interferes with function (reactive dimension).
We are trained to think that what goes into any transaction or relationship or system must be directly related, in intensity and dimension, to what comes out.
Marie Plette sang Katya's music with the intensity and dimension it demands, and was closely matched in both vocal power and purposefulness by Robert Brubaker, as Boris, and Sari Gruber, as Tichon's sympathetic sister Varvara.
The changes observed concerned the intensity of dimensions rather than shifts from one dimension to another.
The changes concerned mainly the intensity of dimensions rather than shifts from one dimension to another, and were not correlated with the overall reduction in OCD severity over time.
