Sentence examples for s elevation from inspiring English sources

The discriminative stimulus (i.e., the visual cue) was turned on throughout these sessions, except during presentation of the reinforcer (5 20 s elevation of the sucrose dipper).

In Phase 3, the discriminative stimulus was reduced to 5 s and presented 50 times with a fixed inter-trial-interval (ITI) of 30 s; only those responses occurring on the reinforced side during the cue were reinforced (FR1) by a 5 s elevation of the sucrose dipper.

U S elevation is the result of increasing pathway clustering, and reflects the gradual disappearance of redundancy, i.e. of cases in which certain gene sets are portrayed in multiple SuperPaths.

Digital elevation model(s).

Last year, he released "The Politics of Dancing" (Ministry of Sound), which included a blaring remix of U2's "Elevation".

It is hard to imagine an unexpected vice-presidential pick at the last minute, like John Kennedy's selection of Lyndon Johnson in 1960, Richard Nixon's choice of Spiro Agnew in 1968 or even George Bush Sr.'s elevation of Dan Quayle in 1988 -- all of which caught the candidates' advisers by surprise.

Politics also assisted in Beethoven's elevation.

Bruno's elevation is the more surprising.

[cartoon id= a18601"] Politics also assisted in Beethoven's elevation.

The other leaders have expressed anger at Ukip's elevation.

By comparison, Mount Everest's elevation is 29,000 feet.