Sentence examples for momentary basis from inspiring English sources

Personalisation algorithms scrutinise human behaviour to a molecular level and define, by our actions, what values we're living on a daily and even momentary basis.

Time-varying effect modeling was used to explore whether the within-day fluctuations in stress are related to perceived hunger assessed on a momentary basis.

2. Disinhibition, characterized by: a. Impulsivity: Acting on the spur of the moment in response to immediate stimuli; acting on a momentary basis without a plan or consideration of outcomes; difficulty establishing or following plans; a sense of urgency and self-harming behavior under emotional distress.

In the Fourier basis functions, momentary events are blended into one coefficient (Gurley and Kareem 1999).

Averaged momentary ratings formed the basis for comparison with recall ratings interspersed throughout the month referencing 1-day, 3-day, 7-day, and 28-day periods.

This indicates that the observer can rapidly adjust the gain in visual contrast on the basis of momentary expectations concerning the intensities of stimuli that are likely to occur, much as appears to occur in loudness.

Dorman and Gaudiano [18] following Hull [19] and Skinner [20], provide a very similar definition: "the internal force that produces actions on the basis of the momentary balance between our needs and the demands of our environment".

The magnetosheath characteristics thus obtained are in correspondence with a given momentary state of the interplanetary medium, defined on the basis of WIND satellite data (appropriately shifted by time).

Marked individual differences in the basis of men's judgments about women's momentary sexual interest also emerge across studies.

This theory does not explain tolerance acquisition, but may be useful in investigating the physiological basis for tolerance acquisition because it provides numerical values for momentary tolerance that can be compared with concurrent physiological changes.

Nowadays the social psychologist Daniel Kahneman is similarly realist about magnitudes of momentary pleasure and has a similar project of establishing 'objective utility' on the basis of momentary hedonic experience.