Sentence examples for prior cue from inspiring English sources

In the cue-target procedure, participants knew beforehand whether they should make a deceptive response according to the prior cue.

In Experiment 1, participants maintained gaze on a central point throughout, while covertly directing spatial attention toward either the left or the right hemifield on each trial, according to a randomly determined prior cue signal that preceded the presentation of the target.

In this task, object identity was combined with the context provided by the prior cue to determine behavioural category and, correspondingly, we found that object coding showed an early peak and then declined, while category coding was sustained into the delay preceding the animal's final response (cf. Stokes et al., 2013).

When the appropriate motor response to the stimulus is not compatible with the pre-selected program, the conflict between prior (cue) and actual information (stimulus) is high, causing the STN to respond and inhibit the motor system (Gurney et al. 2001; Humphries et al. 2006; Zaghloul et al. 2012; Frank 2006).

In contrast, the findings in the occipital cortex do not support the hypothesis that the effects of nicotine on attentional reorienting are due to reduced reliance on top-down information derived from prior cues.

By using functional magnetic resonance imaging we test the hypothesis that the nicotinic modulation of attentional reorienting may result from reduced use of top-down information derived from prior cues.

Indeed recent work in humans has shown that OFC represents specific outcome features and that more lateral orbital areas represent those outcomes in a way that is dependent upon prior cues (Klein-Flugge et al., 2013).

We also examined smoking and food craving reported prior to cue presentations in the four abstinence conditions.

To investigate this hypothesis, we studied the effect of sleep deprivation on the functional anatomy of selective attention using a task that did not provide subjects with a prior alerting cue.

EEG and EOG were epoched off-line into 1300 ms periods, starting 100 ms prior to cue onset and ending 600 ms after the onset of the peripheral stimulus.

Besides, a state transition model embodying object-scale oriented information and prior motion cues is presented to adapt to fast movement scenarios.