Sentence examples for performance stimulus from inspiring English sources
For the recording of detection performance, stimulus ratings, and EEG activity, the chemosensory stimuli were presented according to the method described by Kobal [28], using a constant flow, six channel olfactometer (OM6b, Burghart Messtechnik GmbH, Wedel, Germany).
In general, FDG studies performed in a resting state [ 97, 98] or with performance stimuli [ 98, 100] all demonstrate regions of glucose hypometabolism.
This, together with our results, indicates that the overall inhibitory performance with stimulus repetition increases with proximity of the last migraine.
Given that ideal observer performance is stimulus dependent, the expansion of our setup to include other image manipulations is as simple as including those manipulations in the computational "templates" of the ideal observer and experimental study of human data.
Another factor affecting counting performance is stimulus duration.
Another factor that limits performance is stimulus duration.
(C ) Classification performance using stimulus vs. theta timing for the three simulated networks.
No systematic variation of performance with stimulus phase was evident, consistent with previous reports of surround suppression effects [ 5 7].
Also, the matching of task requirements and performance across stimulus categories is a noticeable strength of the current investigation.
To determine behavioral performance and stimulus visibility as a function of contrast, we fitted the following Weibull function to the psychophysical data of our monkeys: (1) In this function, Perfmax corresponds to the performance at the highest contrasts, c are the different contrast levels used, α is the threshold contrast, and β determines the slope of the function.
More extreme expectations of instabilities might relate to other tasks that appear not to require temporal integration at all and instead show little dependence of performance on stimulus duration beyond what is needed to activate the sensory detectors (Ludwig et al., 2005; Uchida et al., 2006).
