Sentence examples for specific conjunction from inspiring English sources

Each specific conjunction, such as ABC is sufficient but not necessary for the effect.

A specific conjunction might be attendance in pre-primary education, parental support and reading involvement, teacher training.

For both ambiguous and unambiguous SFM figures, rotation judgments shifted as if we had added a specific conjunction of disparity and motion signals to the stimulus elements.

Using electrical microstimulation, we tested whether V5/MT neurons causally contribute to judgments about this stimulus, which is resolved by the specific conjunction of motion and depth information.

One consequence of reconceptualizing autism as the result of a specific conjunction of "risk" alleles is that it might explain why such alleles persist in the population despite the fact that individuals with autism are unlikely to reproduce (Keller & Miller 2006).

This is the first causal demonstration that the activity of neurons in V5/MT contributes directly to the perception of SFM stimuli and by implication to decoding the specific conjunction of disparity and motion, the two different visual cues whose combination drives the perceptual judgment.

It is specific conjunctions, rather than the precision of our theories, which promote greater interchange between academic life and the wider world.

The use and reuse of internal space, increased reliance on heat emitting and heat sensitive technology and intense pressure to meet operational targets come together to create specific conjunctions in which air conditioning is seen to be necessary.

Under low load, subjects detected a simple feature (the colour red, independent of spatial arrangement), whereas under high load, subjects detected specific conjunctions of colour and spatial arrangement: either two green triangles aligned along the right-tilted diagonal or two yellow triangles aligned along the left-tilted diagonal (see Fig 1b).

In summary, the OTc contains highly tuned neurons displaying non-linear mixed selectivity for specific conjunctions of visual features.

By systematically varying four features of the visual stimuli, we found that prey-catching behavior was selectively evoked by specific conjunctions of visual features.