Sentence examples for processing responding from inspiring English sources

They essentially replicated the wine experiment, but also had subjects take a personality survey testing for reward processing, responding to statements like: "When I get something I want, I feel excited and energized".

These findings indicate that alcoholics and HR offspring manifest inefficient neural processing, responding similarly regardless of stimulus and task requirements.

Many previous studies have shown that several brain regions that had previously been thought to be important mostly for static face processing respond more to moving faces than to static faces (Fox et al. 2009; Schultz and Pilz 2009; Pitcher et al. 2011).

Palindrome cleavage and 3'-processing responded differently to IN concentration, suggesting that these two reactions may be optimised by different oligomeric states of IN bound to DNA.

Here, we investigated whether adults with dyslexia who have impairments in visual processing respond to a visual manipulation specifically targeting their impairment.

It connects to the internet via Wi-Fi and has a microphone to record children and send that information off to third-parties for processing before responding with natural language responses.

A key aspect of end-user management of IS exceptions is sufficient information processing before responding.

It then process that voice input by connecting to Amazon's web-based servers, which is how it's able to get better at processing and responding to user commands over time.

The former concerns the value delivery to customers from the starting point (customer order or opportunity identification), and the latter spans from the input recognition (e.g., customer complaint or environmental signal) to the information processing and responding appropriately.

A SCSI target emulator is used in a storage area network (SAN) environment to simulate the behavior of a SCSI target for processing and responding to I/O requests issued by initiators.

Therefore, the defined control of these stimuli in vitro can contribute to the understanding of the mechanisms underlying the ability of cells to perform "intelligent" missions like acquiring, processing, and responding to environmental information.