Sentence examples for narrow sliding from inspiring English sources
As we reached the narrow, sliding walk-in door at the same time, she opened it, pushed aside the heavy plastic flaps that hang inside all walk-ins, and held them so that I could pass.
It is well shown in the 'roving paradigm' in which a certain stimulus switches its role from a standard stimulus to a deviant stimulus by its relative frequency within a narrow sliding time-window and vice versa [18].
To examine whether the phase locking of spikes to the LFP modulations extends throughout the whole fixation period, we performed also a time resolved phase locking analysis using a narrow sliding analysis window (20-ms width).
Further analyses using SVMs trained with narrower, sliding temporal windows confirmed the sensitivity of the SVM to data in the latency range associated with the MMN.
Circle Current, the local name for this whitewater stretch of the New Haven River, includes several narrow slides through its protruding bedrock slabs, one 40 feet long.
Brown divides the wedding-cake class into three types: cascade, where water falls down a "vertical to nearly vertical" surface that has terraces; slide, where water falls down a "near vertical to less than vertical" wide surface that is smoother than a cascade; and chute, where the water is confined by rock as it falls down "a narrow slide or cataractlike feature".
These constructions of narrow beams, sliding platforms, conveyor belts and tubes display an admirable ingenuity and a certain degree of sadism.
Both W2V and RI-Word utilize a narrow contextual sliding window during training.
As I approached on foot, a narrow shutter slid open in the gate, and two eyes and a nose appeared in the window.
Once a set of cells showing a significant eye position effect had been identified using this broad-period analysis, we reexamined their responses at a finer temporal resolution using an ANOVA with a narrow (25 35 ms) sliding time window (2 ms increments).
We walked back downstairs and across the production floor, to a long, narrow area enclosed behind sliding wire-mesh partitions.
