Sentence examples for sensory pattern from inspiring English sources

The interaction was significant between different cuisines and wines (p=0.000), indicating that the hedonic sensory pattern of the cuisine can be influenced by the type of wine paired.

Humans are better at ideation, creativity and innovation, broad sensory pattern recognition, complex communication and sophisticated sensorimotor skills.

Introduced by neuroscientist V.S. Ramachandran at the University of California, San Diego, mirror therapy seemingly tricks the brain into a more normal sensory pattern.

5. How are strategy, redundancy and accuracy affected, if subjects receive additional clinical information (symptoms and history) that is concordant, neutral or discordant with respect to the sensory pattern?

Each pattern was presented in the context of additional clinical information (symptoms, history and a functional photograph of the hand) concordant, neutral or discordant relative to the sensory pattern.

Attractor networks have been proposed to account for numerous cerebral functions with discrete end values, including spatial orientation, sensory pattern recognition, categorical perceptual judgments, and execution of movement trajectories (Lukashin et al. 1996; Wyttenbach et al. 1996; Bartlett and Sejnowski 1998; Fdez Galan et al. 2004; Wills et al. 2005; Wong and Wang 2006).

The environment of the robot is modeled by classifying temporal sequences of spatial sensory patterns.

"Skin is extremely important in the development of intelligence because it provides such rich sensory patterns: touch, temperature, pain, all at once".

These sensory patterns are the raw material for the brain to learn something about the environment and how to make distinctions in the real world, says Pfeifer, and these patterns depend strongly on the particular actions we perform with our particular body parts.

"So if we want the robot to acquire the same concepts that we do," he says, "it would have to start by generating the same sensory patterns that we do, which implies that it would need to have the same body plan as we do".

Diagnostic accuracy, strategy and redundancy depend primarily on the knowledge of sensory patterns and associated syndromes.