Sentence examples for replay experience from inspiring English sources

In addition to the First and 10 line, this year's new Matrix-like EyeVision 360 cameras will also be able to superimpose a virtual line on the play, enhancing the instant replay experience in much the same way that Sportvision enhanced live viewing with the invention of the First and Ten technology.

What was your favorite part of this "Replay" experience?

The whole damn weekend was inspiring: From Easton kicker Kendall Hochman, a leukemia survivor who played Sunday, to Tyrone Randolph who was abandoned by his mother in high school and moved in with his teammate's family -- not to mention the couple of guys who lost 60+ pounds during their "Replay" experience.

The song failed to replicate the chart success which "Pon de Replay" experienced, peaking at number 36 on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart and inside the top forty of multiple other charts.

In sleeping rodents, for example, neurons in the hippocampus fire in patterns remarkably similar to those recorded during a previous maze-running session almost as if the animals replay the experience in their sleep.

Other men were replaying their experience as the victims of abuse by abusing others.

Meanwhile, I'd wasted decades replaying the experience in my head, like a movie whose ending I kept hoping would become a thrilling, Spielberg-ian spectacular but instead would forever be an M. Night Shyamalan-esque letdown.

We found that many reward responsive (RR) VTA neurons coordinated with quiet wakefulness-associated hippocampal SPW-R events that replayed recent experience.

Therefore, AACs in the CA1 do not necessarily stop delivering GABA during ripple events when sub-sets of PCs are known to replay previously experienced firing sequences (Wilson and McNaughton, 1994; O'Neill et al., 2008, 2010), indicating that AACs may actively regulate PC discharges during sharp-wave ripples.

Sara C. Mednick, an assistant professor of psychiatry at the University of California, San Diego, who was not involved in the study, was intrigued that the sleeping subjects appeared to show slight electrical shifts in their brain waves shortly after cues were played, suggesting that the brain replayed "prior experiences".

Even though, so many of us waste time running over the past in our heads, replaying bad experiences by playing the "if only" game ("If only I had showed up on time!" "If only I said something different!"), and overall just wishing things had been different.