Sentence examples for projected a stimulus from inspiring English sources
Arathorn et al. projected a stimulus directly onto the retina with MSC algorithm.
RTD sees more promise in rebranding the project as a stimulus measure to create construction jobs, a strategy used to win support for a recent statewide road-improvement measure that is funded by charges on vehicles.
An LCD video projector (Sharp GX-3800, 640*480 pixels, 60 Hz refresh) with a customized lens projected stimuli onto a back-projection screen attached to the back of the head coil.
Consistent with a conjugate response, the OKR is nulled by symmetric binocular temporal-to-nasal or nasal-to-temporal motion (delivered by projecting a movie, since mirror symmetric stimuli cannot be produced by rotating the projector; Figure 6A, lines 3 and 4).
A digital light processing (DLP BenQ) projector projected the stimuli on a white screen with a refresh rate of 60 Hz.
On Nov. 20, he warned that state and federal officials appeared "willing to trade your city for the projected financial stimulus the BRAC 2005 actions might bring".
A beamer projected mirror-reversed stimuli on a screen at the end of the bore, which the subject was able to see through a mirror attached to the head coil.
The economic team in January 2009 projected that even without a stimulus package, the unemployment rate would have fallen below 7percentt by the end of 2011, according to The Washington Post's Ezra Klein.
In eye position experiments it is important that projected stimuli have an identical luminance across the display and that there are no position-independent differences.
These substances act directly or indirectly through other inhibitory interneurons to inhibit the release of noxious transmitters from primary afferent fibers or to inhibit the activation of spinal cord neurons that project a noxious stimulus to the brain [30].
These substances act directly or indirectly through other inhibitory interneurons to inhibit the release of noxious transmitters from primary afferent fibers or to inhibit the activation of spinal cord neurons that project a noxious stimulus to the brain [ 30].
