Sentence examples for spontaneous recognition from inspiring English sources

The object recognition model is a spontaneous recognition test based on the natural bias of rats toward exploring novel objects (Ennaceur and Delacour, 1988).

What is presently unclear is whether this cortical area also plays a role in spontaneous recognition and discrimination of natural categories.

Cleopatra playing "billiards"; an ancient Briton mocked as a "base football player"; Pistol, living in early 15th-century London, characterised as a regular at the Playhouse - these were all part of Shakespeare's preference to keep his audience colloquially involved and in a state of spontaneous recognition rather than satisfied scholarship.

First, even in the absence of spontaneous recognition, humans can engage in surprisingly sophisticated processing of even very sparse textures33, and object identification in humans benefits in important and well-established ways from image labels and other contextual factors34 especially for ambiguous or degraded images35.

These awards are intended to provide spontaneous recognition and praise of staff for achievements and work performance.

For this purpose, we examined the memory performances of P2X7R−/− mice in two spontaneous recognition paradigms (Y maze and object recognition).

This potential overlap of processes may prove particularly problematic for interpreting spontaneous object recognition tests where both recognition and habituation are measured by the same behavioural index – changes in exploration.

We introduce a novel context-sensitive feature extraction approach for spontaneous speech recognition.

Lula's plan relies on her campaigning her heart out for Mr Haddad, who at the moment gets a measly 3% spontaneous name recognition among the city's voters.

Video-based spontaneous expression recognition is a challenging task due to the large inter-personal variations of both the expressing manners and the executing rates for the same expression category.

The present study was designed to evaluate the long-term effects of elevating acyl-ghrelin levels, albeit within the physiological range, on the number of new adult born neurons in the dentate gyrus (DG) and performance on the Spontaneous Location Recognition (SLR) task, previously shown to be DG-dependent and sensitive to manipulations of plasticity mechanisms and cell proliferation.