Sentence examples for position in experiment from inspiring English sources

It should be noted that these psychophysical biases are relative to a reference position (in Experiment 1, a remembered proprioceptive position and in Experiment 2 a continuous visual position).

We therefore used this head position in Experiment 2 to assess learning.

One aspect to note is that the outer target position in Experiment 1 was the same as that depicted in Fig.  4A (for Exp. 2), whereas the likely cued zones were similar in size to those depicted in Fig.  4B (for Exp. 3).

However, to ensure that the hemodynamic response returned to an approximate baseline within areas retinotopically coding a stimulus position between trials, the same position (positions in Experiment 2) was not sampled in adjacent trials.

Figure 7 A shows that the time derivatives for the 2 positions in experiment 3 are spatially and temporally separated at the area 17/18 border.

To examine the role of a target's motion in the estimation of future positions, in Experiment 2, we compared a condition in which only moving stimuli were presented to the left or right of fixation with a condition in which trials with moving stimuli were interspersed within the majority of trials with static stimuli.

The length (1.21 m) and lie angle (50°) of the putter allowed one to make putts comfortably while standing with the head positioned at 1.50 m above and next to the ball (i.e., position H4 in Experiment 1).

The range of speeds at the single sampling position used in experiment 1 is represented by the red line in the 3D-inset of figure 3. The shape of this red curve strongly resembles the shape of the green curve in figure 2A (σ = 34°/s vs 30.5°/s, respectively), demonstrating that these results dovetail nicely with the results of experiment 1.

Participants were constrained to consistently position the head at a height of 150 cm and a lateral distance of 150 cm, relative to the pointer or the ball (i.e., head position H4 in Experiment 1).

Figure 5 plots the per-node throughput against the node position in an experiment where the sink locates the left bottom corner.

The spatial cueing effects on speeded visual judgments of outer targets produced by spatially nonpredictive tactile events were modulated by unseen changes in hand position in this experiment.