Sentence examples for multiple sensory modalities from inspiring English sources
Perception is frequently cross-modal, involving interactions among stimuli in multiple sensory modalities.
Incorporating feedback from multiple sensory modalities enhances brain machine interface control.
Information from multiple sensory modalities that facilitate the encoding of fear memories associated with sensory information (Dolcos et al, 2004) enters the BLA and signals its threat value to cortical targets (Myers and Davis, 2007).
The TDS concept of dominance appears to decrease detailed description and discrimination of attributes that are simultaneously perceived, particularly when dealing with multiple sensory modalities.
We suggest that the modulation of the sensory system may be partially constrained by the interdependent modulation of multiple sensory modalities associated with hoarding and foraging.
The partial Napping allows repetitions on multiple sensory modalities, e.g. appearance, taste and mouthfeel, and shows the average of these repetitions to be significantly more closely related to the conventional profile than other methods.
Beetles contend with these challenges by using multiple, integrated sensory modalities, and sequential decision making.
This implies that noise energy is lost through multiple synaptic transfers occurring across sensory modalities.
In principle, the same mechanism could therefore model the learning processes operating in other sensory modalities where multiple stimuli undergo identity-preserving transformations, (although for clarity we restrict further discussion to the visual domain).
In conclusion, our results indicate that information in SSRs is integrated over multiple time scales within but not across sensory modalities at the primary cortical level.
While some of these increases may simply reflect task-related processing in other modalities during improvisation, co-activation of multiple sensory areas also suggests the intriguing possibility that musical spontaneity is associated with a generalized intensification of activity in all sensory modalities.
