Sentence examples for stimulus component from inspiring English sources

Included in the stimulus component was $12 billion in restitution for lost city and state tax revenues, along with a laundry list of transportation and other public projects that had been sitting on the shelf.

Service is not just altruistic; it has an economic stimulus component.

Control recordings in which all of the same procedures were followed with the tubes of the insert earphones blocked resulted in no signal energy above the noise floor at stimulus component, envelope or distortion product frequencies.

Because its value is smaller than unity, the spike-triggered stimulus ensemble is compressed along this stimulus component.

Such a stimulus component is a good candidate for providing a separation of clusters with nearly inverted stimulus characteristics.

As we had seen in the previous section, however, a single stimulus component can suffice to separate ON and OFF contributions.

Each experiment takes a design from compound generalization and translates it into a design for dimensional generalization by replacing discrete stimulus components with dimensional values.

The infants subsequently viewed the familiar pattern alternating with a novel sequence of identical stimulus components, and exhibited significantly greater interest in the novel sequence at all ages.

Pitch percepts were mirrored to a very high degree by a simple combination of component-related and envelope-related neural responses with similar timing that originate within higher-frequency regions of the tonotopic map where stimulus components interact.

Further, encoding of images for purposes of storing and retrieving shape memories may well involve sampling over brief intervals, and if so, then the need to coordinate the sampling process could place a premium on the simultaneous presence of stimulus components.

A number of investigators have challenged that view [ 9- 17, 19- 23], suggesting that precise synchronous firing of neurons provides a special designation of what stimulus components belong together.