Sentence examples for predictable light from inspiring English sources
She sheds a different, less predictable light on the migrant story, showing the diversity of their experience.
All offspring, both from UL and PL parents, were raised under predictable light.
Female offspring of UL birds, raised in predictable light conditions without parental contact, showed a similar foraging behavior, differing from offspring of PL birds.
Parents were either raised from 26 days of age in a chronic unpredictable light/dark rhythm (UL-treatment; Unpredictable Light) or a predictable 12∶12 h light/dark rhythm (PL-treatment; Predictable Light).
In one of these studies [ 128], spatial learning was affected in individuals subjected to unpredictable light rhythms compared to animals exposed to predictable light rhythms.
The comparison with a background model allows the algorithms following this approach to detect foreground objects even when momentarily not moving; also, a complex background model could be able to correctly interpret some changes in the background, such as "waving trees" or predictable lighting changes (e.g., a switch turned on or off).
"We have become very predictable," Mr. Light said.
This guarantees the usual breakout panels on robots and automation's impact on employment, but the turnout of tech talent is both predictable and light.
Parents were raised in an unpredictable (UL) or in predictable diurnal light rhythm (PL, 12∶12 h light∶dark).
The effect of ovarian hormones on breast cancer risk is predictable in light of the effects of these hormones on breast epithelial cell proliferation.
Importantly, predictability affects not just neural activity but also perception: predictable point-light bodily action sequences modulate perception of subsequent stimuli (Verfaillie and Daems 2002; Graf et al. 2007).
