Sentence examples for stimulus reading from inspiring English sources

In the only fMRI study published to date, Potenza et al. [ 21] used a Stroop color word task to assess cognitive inhibition that is, inhibition of an automatic response (congruent stimulus; reading a word) compared with naming the color in which the word is printed (incongruent stimulus)—in 13 pathological gamblers and 11 NCs.

It worked, but it also demonstrated that brain signals could be measured with surprising effectiveness when exposed to a lot of stimuli (read: video games).

Indeed, in accordance with the principle of parsimony, this forward model fitted well all eight categories of stimuli read or perceived, using the smallest number of parameters (paths) offering a good trade-off between bias and variance.

This trade-off between stimulus read-out and perceptual synthesis can be achieved by temporal multiplexing of feedforward and feedback signals (Öğmen, 1993).

So here's hoping that our new administration and Congress will be guided in shaping the stimulus by reading John Maynard Keynes in one hand — to get as much money injected as quickly as possible — and by reading "Rising Above the Gathering Storm: Energizing and Employing America for a Brighter Economic Future" with the other.

The non-static delivery of the stimulus makes reading less natural than reading a normal static script.

Another stream of behavioural evidence comes from studies where word-length effects are artificially induced by adding visual distortions to stimuli during reading.

Using the proposed algorithm, we compute eye-movement statistics for both eyes for samples of about 70 participants across a variety of common tasks and stimuli (two reading tasks, static scene viewing, and search) and provide descriptive statistics for them, which reveal that individual differences in fixation durations and saccade sizes are large.

"They'll have to find someone else to write the next stimulus bill," reads the caption.

What does that have to do with an economic stimulus package?" Collins read the stimulus legislation, and the threat, wrong.

After viewing sexually arousing (or control) stimuli, subjects read a hypothetical "date" scenario, and then estimated their likelihood of engaging in several sexually coercive tactics.