Sentence examples for only one incremental from inspiring English sources
To test this difference between the theories, we recently devised a task where subjects had to group contour elements into two curves and found that only one incremental group could form at a time (Houtkamp & Roelfsema, 2010; in accordance with preliminary data by Jolicoeur, 1988).
Some of these systems support only one-step incremental computations while many important algorithms need extensive iterative computation.
While a variety of systems have been proposed to address this challenge; however, they have the following significant limitations: Some of these systems support only one-step incremental computations while many important algorithms need extensive iterative computation.
A. No. 1, if you look at the 18 airline mergers that were completed in the 1980's, you find that only one had positive incremental benefits.
In incremental approach, only one model is used for classification, which is dynamically updated at regular time interval.
Two studies performed sub-group analysis, with only one reporting between group variation for incremental costs, QALYs and ICER values [2, 21].
The converged ranking scores and changed linkage data are the inputs for incremental processing, and only one map task is required to process these data.
Self-motivation may be such a candidate, as it had a significant incremental effect in only one of the six samples and the regression weight for its effect was very small.
While a pressure-incremental model with only one empirical coefficient is constructed to for anode and cathode pressures with satisfactory results.
Only one study examined the adaptation of muscle activity during incremental exercise [ 27], and as in other studies a lower activation of the distal muscles was found.
In only one study, one of these two subscales (Sociability) accounted for incremental criterion variance, predicting somatic symptoms amid stress over mental and physical status, together with the Self-Control subscale (Mikolajczak et al., 2006).
