Sentence examples for remembered reference from inspiring English sources

If the remembered reference durations for auditory and visual targets are similar, distortions occur that indicate that these reference durations become a mixture of a fast-rate auditory and a slow-rate visual pulse count.

In contrast, glycation indices such as HGI and the glycation gap (GG) of Cohen et al. (5) automatically provide clinicians with a meaningful and easily remembered reference point because both are approximately normally distributed in human populations with a mean of zero (3– 5).

In pathology lessons, reference was made to cancer being a very heterogeneous disease with many different phenotypes, although I remember reference to Virkhoff's comment that 'cancer is a wound that doesn't cure'.

Recording, remembering, referencing history -- their buildings tell us -- is a sacred task.

In a second experiment, to rule out the possibility that the small memory component of the proprioceptive testing procedure may have affected our results, we repeated the procedure using a visual reference instead of a remembered proprioceptive reference hand position.

Like in Fever Pitch, Howe's life events are often remembered in reference to what was happening in football at the time.

Then I remembered a reference in his book to a son of his named "Danny" who was about my age.

Proprioceptive tests required a subject to make repeated judgments about the position of their hand with respect to a remembered proprioceptive reference position.

Subjects made repeated judgments about the position of their hand with respect to a remembered proprioceptive reference position, while grasping the handle of a robotic linkage that passively moved their hand to each judgement location.

Like the northern Irish or South African models used by many organisations engaged in promoting pluralistic democracy, the prize-winning example of Tunisia's quartet will be remembered and referenced across the globe.

"I think it's a really bad idea for him to host fundraisers and be involved because it's an open secret in Hollywood that he has a problem with sexual assault," Dunham remembered adding, referencing Weinstein's support for Clinton's campaign.