Sentence examples for selected stimuli from inspiring English sources

Bouquet et al. [77] discuss the behavior of systems that are tested and executed through a set of selected stimuli, observing if the behavior conforms to the specification.

It also examined the data of idiosyncratically selected stimuli designed to be relevant to each participant and compared this with the data of neutral stimuli and nonsalient pain-related stimuli.

To do this, the present research compared the ability of a word-based dot-probe task (ie, lower ecological validity) and picture-based dot-probe task (ie, higher ecological validity) to detect attentional biases using generally selected (ie, lower personal relevance) and idiosyncratically selected stimuli (ie, higher personal relevance).

Based on previous imaging experiments we selected stimuli that show a strong reward value such as natural reinforcers i.e. food [36], [37].

A preliminary study was conducted where eight South Asian participants and eight White participants (all female undergraduate students) rated the 32 selected stimuli (see Apparatus and Stimuli, below) in terms of pleasantness and arousal.

Within a block, the 11 stimuli were presented twice for 1400 ms, the remaining time being filled with 4 additional randomly selected stimuli (last one cut-off at 1 s).

In contrast, when the pre-selected motor program is compatible with the upcoming stimulus (valid), the conflict between the pre-selected (cue) and selected (stimulus) responses will be low, resulting in faster and more correct decisions.

In this paper, a method for visual attentional selection in mobile robots is proposed, based on amplification of the selected stimulus.

In so-called detection tasks the observer is required to detect the presence or absence of a selected stimulus.

This study concerns optimal designs for functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) experiments when the model matrix of the statistical model depends on both the selected stimulus sequence (fMRI design), and the subject's uncertain feedback (e.g. answer) to each mental stimulus (e.g. question) presented to her/him.

Then another randomly selected stimulus lit up.