Sentence examples for oddball type from inspiring English sources

When I asked VICE on HBO and VICELAND's Thomas Morton to describe the RE/Search books, he said they were "as essential as the Encyclopedia Britannica or Wikipedia to people of an oddball type.

Oddball responses are expressed relative to 2 randomly-selected neutral nouns (one for each oddball type) presented at encoding.

The P300 component of the auditory evoked potential (ERP) can be derived from the EEG in oddball type experiments when rare task-relevant stimuli are interspersed into frequently presented non-task related stimuli [ 1].

I found Alice to be a fairly insipid affair overwhelmed by its own bombastic visual splendour, but it did at least benefit from a dash of Tim Burton eccentricity (if only through the casting of oddball types such as Crispin Glover).

As a teenager there was the odd doubt, mostly because I was one of those loner, oddball types at school and being weird was often seen as a symptom – I use the term symptom because being gay was seen effectively as an illness at my school – of being gay.

A fugitive running from the law and running after the real villain is not an idea; it's just a device on which to hang things -- locales (Miami is really wasted in the pilot), oddball types, hot-button issues and, above all, spectacular stunts -- things that have only an opportunistic relationship to a plot whose only point is to keep itself going.

Thus, both oddball types had a frequency of 1 in 14 (global probability of occurrence 0.07).

Different control nouns were chosen for each oddball to provide independent baselines and permit analyses of evoked neuronal responses common to both oddball types.

Plots of the response estimates clearly demonstrate that activations in regions previously shown to respond to oddballs are engaged by both oddball types and that these responses are selectively abolished by propranolol.

The effects of nicotine on brain activity elicited by attention-requiring oddball-type tasks have not been studied in schizophrenia patients.

Applying a double-blind, placebo-controlled cross-over design, the effects of 1 mg nasal nicotine on brain activity elicited by a visual oddball-type task in N=14 schizophrenia and N=15 control smokers were studied with simultaneous EEG-fMRI.