Sentence examples for replay events from inspiring English sources

ARTS Have you ever awakened from a dream wanting to replay events?

LONDON — Have you ever awakened from a dream wanting to replay events afresh?

The ability to replay events can significantly help make sense of how things progressed.

This gives the ability to replay events over the course of the experiment, hopefully enabling a full picture of what actually was done to be understood.

As Drive.ai explains in a post on Medium: "It's like a high tech version of SimCity, where we design the world, and can then replay events and modify their components to explore how our technology responds in unique scenarios.

Being able to replay events in a classroom at different points in time, and also at different speeds of replay (e.g. at one tenth of one second), supports a focus on participants' interactions, and allows for examining moments that may have passed unnoticed in the complexities of classrooms on the scale of minutes (Ali-Khan and Siry 2014).

(B) Average duration of preplay and replay events.

(B2 ) Across recordings, SPW-R event peak MUA is similar for replay and non-replay events (medians with interquartile range; p=0.6, sign-rank test).

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05360.007 10.7554/eLiFigure60.008 Figure 3 figure supplement 2. Ripple power, SPW-R associated hippocampal activity, and SPW-R event latency in the immediate post-reward period were similar for replay and non-replay events.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01326.011 10.7554/eLiFigure26.012 Figure 5 figure supplement 3. Histograms depicting co-occurrence of ripple oscillations and preplay/replay events across session, conditions, and genotypes.

In our study, the term homeostasis refers to the ability of the hippocampal network (and associated brain areas) to maintain the stability of temporal sequences expressed during sleep before and after "dealing" with a novel run experience: we report similar incidence of significant p/replay events and similar spatial-temporal correlation strengths pre- and post-run experience.