Sentence examples for spatial expectancy from inspiring English sources

Neural connections that facilitate synchronizing temporal and spatial expectancy with incoming sensory information may be formed through certain activities requiring children to clap, hop, or perform other rhythmic actions dependent on anticipation and timing.

Although the feature-based attention performance in Experiments 1 and 2 was uniquely associated with variation in WMC, it seems this shared variance only occurs when a spatial expectancy is combined with orientation cuing.

In fact, in contrast to Experiments 1 and 2, all subject groups demonstrate significant letter-driven cuing effects in Experiment 3. Thus, with greater degree of confidence, we conclude that feature-based attention (when bound to a spatial expectancy) is an engaging factor behind variability in WM performance, and not simply the combination of different types of attentional cues in general.

The fusiform gyrus is associated with recognition of familiar objects [ 28] and the posterior cingulate with spatial awareness and expectancy [ 29] i.e. they may be part of a network involved in accurate object recognition.

The 'Western-Eastern gradient' of the Hungarian economic environment can influence the spatial structure of life expectancy.

To compare spatial inequalities in life expectancy (LE) in West Central Scotland (WCS) with nine other postindustrial European regions.

Such a finding speaks to the hierarchical dependence of feature expectancies on spatial attention (Mangun, 1995) and that this effect is specifically related to OSPAN performance.

For the data analyzed here, 7 components are found with a spatial concentration of lower life expectancy levels in a centre of NRW, formerly an enormous conglomerate of heavy industry, still the most densely populated area with Gelsenkirchen having the lowest level of life expectancy growth for both genders.

A more immediately derivable conclusion is that variation in WMC predicts orientation cuing when combined with spatial attention, but not response-related expectancies, or orientation cuing in isolation.

This configuration, while lowering average life expectancy and increasing levels of spatial variability in surplus production, maximized average yearly surplus and reduced its temporal variability.

Milliken et al. did not have the same sort of breakdown of the within-trial learning pattern as is shown here, but their result clearly shows that exogenous spatial cueing can be modulated by temporal expectancies.