Sentence examples for monkey performance from inspiring English sources

This tripartite study of the monkey metaphor, the monkey performance, and the 'special status' people traces changes in Japanese culture from the eighth century to the present.

While conditioned task performance of a marmoset can compare unfavorably with rhesus monkey performance on conventional testing paradigms, marmosets' social behavior and cognition are more similar to that of humans.

We evaluate the effect of each parameter on both the optimized model (blue: α = 0.424, ρ = 72.4, β = 0.207) and on the best-fit match to the monkey performance (red: α = 0.201, ρ = 55.1, and β = 0.023).

To compare human and monkey performances, we split the images into several subcategories according to the status of the face.

The researchers then impaired the monkeys' performance deliberately, by dosing them with cocaine.

Arctic Monkeys' performance was cut from Wednesday night's Jimmy Kimmel Live show after Kanye West's interview overran its allotted time.

Complete with an improbable but nonetheless lovely orchestrated version of Mardy Bum, the Arctic Monkeys' performance eradicates memories of their previous attempt at topping the Glastonbury bill in 2007, which fell surprisingly flat, not least because their insouciance looked troublingly like indifference.

"Since the experimenter who tested the rhesus monkeys in the replication study appeared from the video to be the first author on the paper, Justin Wood, he was clearly knowledgeable of the hypotheses being tested and had some strong expectations and desires about the monkeys' performance on the test".

After finding that the addition of such noise to the vibration did not reduce the monkeys' performance, they concluded that firing rate or spike count, but not spike timing, was the relevant code [14], [15].

When the eye position entered the target window, the fixation point was extinguished and the target persisted on the screen for 400 ms. The monkeys' performance on this task averaged 92% correct.

While the present experiments have shown that noise degrades frequency discrimination in human subjects, previous studies with monkeys, using a protocol very similar to that employed here, found that the addition of noise to the vibrations had no effect on the monkeys' performance [14], [15].