Sentence examples for press in each from inspiring English sources
And yet the press in each country bleats like a sheep, every time someone points this fact out.
Comparing across subjects there was a highly significant peak in left central gamma immediately after the button press in each of the two cohorts as can be seen in Figs. 3b, 4 and 5.
Thus the first button-press in each stimulation block, which always corresponded to a 'see' state (induced by the stimulus onset at the beginning of each stimulation block at the end of a 'no dot' epoch), was excluded to eliminate nonspecific onset effects that possibly had nothing to do with the reappearance of the vanished dot after a 'no see' state.
Thus the first button-press in each stimulation block, which always corresponded to a 'see' state (induced by the stimulus onset at the beginning of each stimulation block at the end of a 'no disk' epoch), was excluded to eliminate nonspecific onset effects that possibly had nothing to do with the reappearance of the vanished disk after a 'no see' state.
The ASRT consisted of 15 blocks, with 85 key presses in each block: the first five stimuli were random events for practice purposes, after which an eight-element alternating sequence (e.g. 1R2R3R4R) repeated ten times.
Session 1 (the learning phase) consisted of 20 blocks of the ASRT, with 85 key presses in each block - the first five trials were random (for practice and to make it more difficult to discover the pattern explicitly), then the 8-element sequence (i.e., 4 pattern events alternating with 4 randomly determined ones) repeated 10 times.
2) The mean number of presses in each sequence is very small in the first sessions (<3, Figure 2B) and the Fano Factor that approaches 1 suggests just that.
The authors need to demonstrate that the behavior is indeed refined and that the variance will decrease not just because the duration of presses decreases or that the number of presses in each sequence is very small in the first sessions.
In the infamous Minami quarter - the model for Blade Runner's street scenes - the isakayas (Japanese pubs, selling beer at £2.50 a pint), restaurants, love hotels, 'soap lands' (brothels) and noodle bars press in on each other to create a fog of debauchery.
Length of each sequence was defined as the number of press events in each sequence.
