Sentence examples for smallest stimulus from inspiring English sources

The smallest stimulus — an obviously fishy pass, an off-kilter jump shot, an unexpected whistle — fires thousands of responses, all honed by hours of practice and study.

2) At the smallest stimulus interval (i.e.,10 ms), only slowing was observed.

With this technique, visual acuity is defined as the smallest stimulus size at which a correct answer is obtained for three out of four presented stimuli.

The largest stimuli were inscribed into an imaginary rectangle that was 4 times taller (and 16 times larger in area) than the smallest stimuli.

"This is indeed a small stimulus.

Congress, facing midterm elections, may also want to pass another small stimulus package next year.

At the end of 2010, without much fanfare, the Administration introduced a second, smaller stimulus.

The entrees are priced two ways: $6.50, or in a slightly smaller "stimulus package" portion for $5; entrees include rice and a side dish.

(Notably, the House of Representatives, which one thinks of as a far more liberal chamber, actually passed a smaller stimulus bill than the Senate did).

He writes:The case for a large stimulus appears to be based on the notion that small stimulus might fail completely, while large stimulus might succeed.

Mr. Gong said that after the Asian financial crisis in 1997, Beijing undertook a similar, but much smaller, stimulus package, earmarking huge sums to build the country's highway and toll-road system, projects that helped keep the economy growing.