Sentence examples for judgement experiments from inspiring English sources

We examine whether observers can do so in three relative speed judgement experiments.

We applied the proposed method to two judgement experiments: a gender discrimination and an emotion discrimination task, data analysis results demonstrate its effectiveness and potential applications.

The potential for use of public motor cues stimuli generated by the animals' own movements, rather than an internal representation also makes the results of 'confidence judgement' experiments less compelling than Hampton's.

The steps of a typical judgement experiment are illustrated in Figure 5. Figure 5 Gathering of human judgements.

This was achieved by using best judgement considering recent laboratory experiments to apply simple rank values to each HIM.

The aim of this experiment was to investigate the neural correlates of the semantic distance judgement task used in Experiment 1. Twenty-one right-handed normal volunteers (4M, 16F; mean age: 21±2.2 years) participated in this experiment.

The judgement, whether such an experiment has been conducted properly or not, is at least in part also the task of the peer-reviewing process for the publication of results.

In our experiment, the maximum difference in BMI between the target women was only 2.97% (occurring when the highest and lowest BMI women in the medium class were paired), yet our analysis indicated that the difference in BMI between the two target women explained a significant proportion of the variance in attractiveness judgements in both our experiments.

Envisaged Nuclear Power Plant transient performances are translated via experiments and expert judgement into lists of accidents.

One study combined a number of approaches, asking human participants to both attempt to capture moving stimuli and also to make perceptual judgements of speed in separate experiments [ 19].

In many of the experiments about judging what is reachable, participants were required to provide a perceptual judgement for visual objects presented in a dark visual scene.