Sentence examples for readiness to detect from inspiring English sources
The psychological construct 'sustained attention' describes a fundamental component of attention characterized by the subject's readiness to detect rarely and unpredictably occurring signals over prolonged periods of time.
This effect does not appear to reflect a better differentiation between stimulation and no stimulation, but suggests an increased readiness to detect stimulation, even when there was none.
The readiness of the solicitor to detect libel in so non-Committal a reference to soup, our man thinks, betrays a national sense of culinary guilt.
This sample size will provide sufficient sensitivity to detect a difference in increase in LDKT readiness (i.e., moving to Action) of about 10% between treatment (YPT) and control (UC) groups using logistic regression.
A tonne of volcanic ash has been flown from Iceland to Luton airport in readiness for a "unique experiment" to test an aircraft warning system designed to detect ash clouds.
They know what to detect".
Conscientiousness was easiest to detect.
But Summers-watchers detect a new readiness to preface an assertion that once would have been iron-clad with a qualifier like "I may be wrong, but... .....
Female moths, for example, advertize their readiness to mate by releasing infinitesimal amounts of a species-specific sex pheromone bouquet, which is remotely detected by males with remarkable precision.
