Sentence examples for simultaneous presentations from inspiring English sources

The set of 24 famous voices was presented with the same arrays but with simultaneous presentations of faces and names in each array; the task was to match the voice to one of the face-name pairs.

A jury of experts comprising people from the worlds of art, design, film, and entertainment will select up to 20 videos to be presented at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum on October 21, 2010, with simultaneous presentations at the Guggenheim museums in Berlin, Bilbao, and Venice.

Most circus performances maintain a seemingly perpetual flow of music, signaling the changes of emphasis among simultaneous presentations as one event after another is highlighted.

Simultaneous presentations of multi-modality images, tele-conference and the electronic archival are playing significant role in the routine clinical work.

Examination of translation scores, subjective mental load ratings, and free recall performance indicated that simultaneous presentations rendered text comprehension less effective both at a lexical level and at the level of text comprehension compared with written presentation only.

Experiment 3 utilized a single design in which some subjects received sequential presentations and others received simultaneous presentations of within-pair faces, and again it was shown that proximity effects occur only for simultaneously presented faces.

Building on the findings of Singer and Goldin-Meadow (2005), Congdon et al. (2017) recently presented evidence that the simultaneous presentation of related but non-redundant information across modalities is particularly valuable for learning and transfer.

Although 26 of 33 patients in the present study showed a simultaneous presentation of NLPHL and DLBCL, the clinical data match well with previous studies of secondary transformations of NLPHL into DLBCL [ 16, 17].

A sound is played and at the same time, a "green dot" is presented at the center with simultaneous presentation of an associated "target image" and multiple (user selected) distracter images at user-specified locations on the screen.

A sound is played and at the same time a "green dot" is presented at the center with simultaneous presentation of the associated target image and a distracter image on either sides of the circle.

The role of visual inputs in spatial auditory adaptation has been clearly demonstrated using modified vision [26] and is also present in our study as the simultaneous presentation of a spatially congruent visual stimulus leads to the greater amount of improvement.