Sentence examples for stimulus operation from inspiring English sources

Because the P300 response is elicited by an external stimulus, operation speed is dictated by the rate of presentation of these stimuli.

Reproduced with permission Fig. 6 Quantized conductance phenomenon observed by pulse stimuli operation method in Ag/poly 3-hexylthiophene): [6, 6]-phenyl-C61-butyric Ag/poly 3-hexylthiophene–tin oxide sandwich structured devices [683].

However, Potts [ 8] proposed that P2 is related to the stimulus evaluation operation rather than to the selection of motor responses.

However, given that the P2 component increased in both overt and covert responses, Potts [ 8] suggested that P2a is related to task-relevant stimuli processing in the stimulus evaluation operation rather than to the selection of motor responses.

This chapter illustrates two aspects of ion channels: the gating process and the transduction from the initiating stimulus to the operation of the gate.

For each such operation, stimuli files provide the information required to operate the design under verification (DUV).

Different from other multimedia controllers, the proposed system provides a novel concept of controlling multimedia via visual stimuli, without manual operation.

Hence, it is necessary to elaborate a specific entity in the simulation model that is responsible for delivering expected stimuli that drive the operation of the SoS: the stimuli generator.

From one side I agree with this experimental fact and conclusion, because «fast-thinking», as authors say, «prevent conscious cognitive strategies», although still suppose that detailed research is necessary to continue in respect to these variables, because participants' strategies may be caused not only with the speed of operation with stimuli, but also with content of stimuli.

With the government forced to sell enormous quantities of bonds to finance its fiscal stimulus and financial rescue operations, Treasury yields have risen sharply since the beginning of the year, and prices, which move in the opposite direction, have plummeted.

Repeated linear and angular movements are sensed as a nonspecific stimulus, but when these operations are repeated regularly and there is no danger of losing balance because of them, this reaction is impeded, leading to the formation in the central nervous system of a new image of the vestibular situation.