Sentence examples for one-sided condition from inspiring English sources

In the one-sided condition, the initial onset position was consistent between the auditory and visual stimuli.

In the one-sided condition, the sounds were delivered to the right ear for one-half of the trials and to the left ear for the other half.

For example, leftward visual motion was presented with leftward (lateral-shift condition) or left-sided (one-sided condition) auditory stimulus in the consistent situation, while leftward visual motion with rightward (lateral-shift condition) or right-sided (one-sided condition) auditory stimulus in the inconsistent situation).

In contrast, the absence of a significant effect of sound in the one-sided condition suggested that the results in the lateral-shift condition were inattributable to the effect of the sound presentation itself.

The motion direction of the visual target and the auditory stimuli (lateral-shift condition) or the presented location (one-sided condition) of the sounds was either consistent or inconsistent.

In these conditions, the visual stimulus was presented for 200 ms in the middle of the cross-fading sound (lateral-shift condition) or the constant (one-sided condition) sound with 200 ms of ISI (Figure 1B).

On the other hand, the precarious circumstances in which Venezuelans find themselves abroad means that they are incapable of negotiating the conditions of their employment, making them even more vulnerable to the one-sided conditions ride-sharing apps often impose on their drivers.

Mr Tsvangirai is right to reject the one-sided conditions under which Mr Mugabe says he will implement it.

The lateral-shift and one-sided conditions were both tested.

The initial onset position of the visual stimuli (and that of the sounds) was randomized in the lateral-shift and one-sided conditions, and was randomly assigned in the no-sound condition.

Based on the one-sided Lipschitz condition, sufficient conditions for the existence of observers of the class of nonlinear systems are presented.