Sentence examples for processes that select from inspiring English sources

The posterior/superior cluster of the LIPC BAA 44) has been associated with processes that select goal-relevant information over irrelevant competing information (Thompson-Schill et al. 1997, 1999; Badre et al. 2005), or with controlled phonological retrieval (Poldrack et al. 1999; Gold and Buckner, 2002).

Activated schemes are then managed by control processes that select and censor content (representations of ideas and feelings) to adapt to the characteristics of the stimulus (Acklin 1994; Acklin and Wu-Holt 1996).

Cognitive models have claimed that spoken word recognition involves both activation of word candidates and processes that select among these competing alternatives (McClelland and Elman 1986; Gaskell and Marslen-Wilson 1997).

Our models and those of Lehmann et al. (2008b) are based on different assumptions about the processes that maintain cultural variation among groups, and the processes that select among groups.

Don't confuse this process, optical zoom, with so-called digital zoom, a purely electronic process that selects a small subject area by throwing away the surrounding pixels: the pixel count of the area you select with digital zoom is the same as before, so you don't gain anything but a tighter composition, and the picture may look fuzzier.

Their mechanism is composed by a learning phase, where vehicles keep track of the APs signal strength for each position in their route and a handover process that selects the AP to connect to, accordingly with the measurements previously performed.

Do not confuse this process, optical zoom, with so-called digital zoom, a purely electronic process that selects a small subject area by throwing away the surrounding pixels: the pixel count of the area you select with digital zoom has the same pixel count as before, so you do not gain anything but a tighter composition, and the picture may look fuzzier.

Recent studies have identified components of the multistep process that selects those DSBs that will become crossover-competent DSBs.

We calculated the performance of any optimization process that selects the pacing setting which maximizes an underlying signal, such as flow or pressure, in the presence of overlying random variability (noise).

Japanese society has slow decision making processes that integrate selected hierarchical layers, which seek in general a harmonious co-existence between the Japanese companies and their key powerful stakeholders (Fukukawa and Moon 2004).

But Icann's supporters respond that the organization has created a process that will select the group that will best manage the database.