Sentence examples for rapidly presenting from inspiring English sources
The technology involved continues to evolve rapidly, presenting a challenge for the design and conduct of clinical trials.
Car journeys predominate in the wider metropolitan area and this figure is growing rapidly, presenting a clear threat for the future of the city in terms of negative environmental effects and other externalities (Bamberg [26]).
"Our industry is changing rapidly, presenting new challenges and even more opportunities," Fox TV Networks Chief Executive Peter Rice wrote in an email sent Monday to TV employees to notify them of the staff cuts.
Instead, perceptual learning is developed holistically by rapidly presenting whole images.
The α-helix of peptide 11438 presented 11 mean hydrogen bonds at 0 ns; the helix of this peptide unfold rapidly presenting 4 mean hydrogen bonds at 0.5 ns and this helix was completely unfolded at 1 ns.
Dale, A.M. & Buckner, R.L. Selective averaging of rapidly presented individual trials using fMRI.
Children with reading impairments have long been associated with impaired perception for rapidly presented acoustic stimuli and recently have shown deficits for slower features.
We present data obtained using a rapidly presented, randomized event-related paradigm, combined with a novel fMRI imaging method designed to improve imaging in basal brain regions.
The visual task, attending to rapidly presented Japanese characters, was designed to be highly demanding in order to prevent attention to the simultaneously presented auditory stimuli.
The vibrating effect is rapidly presented, as it has been already studied, especially in the 80th (J. Phys. III 2(C19921992) 487; Sound and Structural Vibration, Academic Press, New York, 1985, pp. 72 89; J. Sound Vib.
The goal of this study was to examine behavioral and electrophysiological correlates of involuntary orienting toward rapidly presented angry faces in non-anxious, healthy adults using a dot-probe task in conjunction with high-density event-related potentials and a distributed source localization technique.
