Sentence examples for over stimulus from inspiring English sources

This assay has led to the discovery of genes required for touch sensation, but does not provide control over stimulus strength or position.

His passive handling of the debate over stimulus, jobs and the health public option was even more disappointing.

With today's concerns over stimulus, inequality and greenhouse gases, as well as an aging vehicle fleet, Cash for Clunkers is an idea whose time may finally have come.

Politics|Governors' Fight Over Stimulus May Define G.O.P. Governors' Fight Over Stimulus May Define G.O.P. WASHINGTON — Republican governors split sharply over the weekend over how to respond to the economic crisis, a debate whose outcome will go a long way toward shaping how the national party redefines itself in the wake of its election defeats of recent years.

The Germans didn't become bogged down in debate over stimulus policy, and they didn't explicitly portray their infrastructure push as stimulus.

Maybe (probably) I'm reading too much into this, but I was struck by this FT headline: IMF warning over stimulus policies.

Can your friend take her child shopping, or do the bright lights and buzzing over-stimulus of the supermarket drive him beserk?

In Experiment 1, participants completed two conditions, in one of which the over-selected stimulus was established, and then extinguished by pairing the over-selected stimulus with a novel stimulus and reinforcing the novel stimulus.

The converging evidence from these studies shows that at around 9 years of age children lack the adult-like cognitive flexibility required to exert top-down control over stimulus-driven bottom-up processes (Andersson, Llera, Rimol, & Hugdahl, 2008; Arciuli, Rankine, & Monaghan, 2010).

State-dependent valuation learning (SDVL) is a preference for stimuli associated with relative food deprivation over stimuli associated with relative satiety.

Infants who are only minutes old show a preference for face-like stimuli over stimuli that is similarly complex but not face-like.