Sentence examples for items approached from inspiring English sources

With zero values as initial Contrast-value of added items, the TDC-values of modes with addition of reference items approached closely those of the mode non-addition (Table  5, bottom half; even some non-significant differences in Bonferroni's multiple comparison tests).

To control for the idea that priority might be given to items approaching any salient stimulus at the edge of the screen, and not necessarily an avatar, Experiment 2 included a simple but salient inanimate object (a uniquely colored oval) at the opposite side of the screen, to control for any visual presence at the display side.

Although a secondhand smoke item approached statistical significance in our analytic sample, future studies evaluating this item in nonsmokers may be of interest.

The present effects may then reflect the fact that the moving item approached the current focus of attention, rather than that it approached a representation of the self as such.

The TDC-values with added items approach then even closely the TDC-values without added items.

Optimism (3 items and 6 items approach) and pessimism were assessed by the Life Orientation Test-Revised (LOT-R) in 5,187 adolescent twins and 999 of their non-twin siblings from the Netherlands Twin Register (NTR).

Blu Dot (www.bludot.com), at the fair again, exhibited new storage and stacking shelving systems, items that approached innovation through utility, not fashion.

The position of individual items within the grid was jittered by adding a random horizontal and vertical offset while gaps between rows and columns ensured that items never approached or occluded each other.

It is important to note that only items that approached consensus for the criterion for inclusion were submitted for re-rating by the panels.

Even the items you approach with a heavier heart – the 1980 O-level paper in "sexism studies", for instance – would merit an Orwellian defence.

Gold, oil, copper and other items are approaching or exceeding rates of price increase not seen for a quarter of a century.