Sentence examples for salient context from inspiring English sources

Results suggest that salient context stimuli may elicit an independent familiarity signal instead of directly impacting on the familiarity signal of the target object.

We first investigated whether brain responses elicited by a salient context, such as unpredictable information under threat, were better modeled with or without a subcortical "low route".

One approach is to highlight sexual relationships as a salient context for injection risk behavior and emphasize the avoidance of syringe sharing and other risk behaviors with sexual partners.

According to this theory, the switch from a metallic shield with an opening during magazine training and acquisition to a metallic shield without an opening might constitute a salient context change that could explain why expectancies of sucrose were again high in the Test phase in the Cover condition.

Thus, on the view that the introduction of the intact metallic shield in the Cover condition constitutes a salient context change, it can be argued that extinction should be diminished in the Test phase because extinction training occurred in a context that was different from both the learning and the test conditions.

It is much more difficult to measure touch in ecologically salient contexts where there are unconstrained movements using the whole body.

Still, character is invariant across contexts; it is insensitive to factors like what the speaker's mental state happens to be, or what happens to be salient in context.

Children are thought to notice the objects, actions, or events that are most salient in context, and then to associate them with the words that are most frequently used in their presence.

For us, Dewey's understanding of education as a process of living a process of change arising via inter-related phenomena of biology and culture salient in contexts that are both individual and current as well as evolving in groups over time provides a way to see these apparently conflicting interests as instead necessarily and inextricably intertwined in a mutually supportive way.

The manipulations were designed so that the meaning of the dress cues was salient for the context of the manipulation.

That is, Jenny is just as likely to meet Mary as to meet other people salient in the context.