The profile of wind speed evidences a changing trend in the different seasons.
Evidence for each decision alternative is accumulated over time, where the speed of evidence accumulation is determined by the quality of information present in the stimuli, and the individual's capacity to extract that information to inform appropriate response execution.
"Go ahead," she said, and Lizzie walked away, swinging her hips, the lovely thinness she had accomplished through starvation and speed more evidence of that plaguing paradox.
During the trial, witnesses and barristers were encouraged at times to speed through evidence, skipping over areas that the judge did not feel were relevant.
He cites outside quality rankings and statistics on production speed as evidence that, contrary to the belief of outsiders, GM had already turned the corner when he joined the firm.
The fact that Slade House germinated from a Twitter short story and blossomed into a work of just over 200 pages with such speed is evidence that time flies when you're having a good time in a Wonderland of your own creation.
Initially, investigators (Capaldi, 1985; Capaldi et al., 1983) considered this trial 2 differential speed effect evidence for rats' anticipation of inter-trial outcomes within each series.
Both studies that examined walking speed found evidence to suggest that those people who were slower had increased subsequent risk of stroke, even after adjustments for multiple confounding variables (Table 2 and Supplementary data available in Age and Ageing online).
He hasn't quite got the measure of it on this showing: there were some wayward speeds and evidence of that lack of surety in pacing that can sometimes affect him away from the Russian operatic repertoire.
