Sentence examples for presentations of objects from inspiring English sources

His work usually includes a complex recounting of the arcane historical, social, political, and economic developments that inform his spare presentations of objects.

Feature selection first identified the voxels whose responses were the most stable over six presentations of objects within a participant, and then selected from among the stable voxels those that best discriminated among objects within the training set, using only the data in the training set.

Implicit memory is then assessed with a priming task involving the brief presentation of objects that were presented and other objects that have not been previously seen.

To this end, we first excluded the influence of the body as a direct familiar-size cue by introducing a new experimental setup that allowed us to occlude the artificial body after induction of the full-body illusion (or a period of asynchronous stimulation in the control condition) but before the presentation of target objects and subsequent size estimations of those objects (Experiment 1).

At the beginning of each sequence a new target item was presented with the word 'target', subsequent to which presentation of objects began.

Less edifying is Gabriel Kuri's "That Runs Through," a presentation of objects on a sheet of white backdrop paper, including a bag of charcoal, a stone on a stack of Financial Times, a bag of kitty litter and a wastebasket with a mop head in it.

If both involve the presentation of objects to the public gaze, and with it some enticement, there is still a large difference between the wonder, reflection and enlightenment that an exhibit is meant to stimulate, and the simple gratification offered by a product.

A third theory says that the contents of experience are composed of modes of presentation of objects and properties, rather than objects and properties themselves.

Equally, presentation of objects in unexpected colors results in activity in BA 46 [146.

Similarly, recent evidence suggests this is true of olfactory cortex as well, where activity is increased following visual presentation of objects previously associated with odors [19], following reading a word such as cinnamon that represents an odor [37], and following efforts to imagine olfactory stimuli [38].

The presentation of objects always coincided with the start of the electrical stimulation (i.e., HFS, test-pulse stimulation).