Sentence examples for studying a list of from inspiring English sources
Researchers were studying a list of the Internet addresses of infected computers that iDefense Labs, a research unit of VeriSign, had assembled by monitoring network traffic.
Seamon, Luo, and Gallo (1998) reported evidence that nonconscious processes could produce false recognition in a converging-associates task, whereby subjects falsely remember a nonstudied lure (e.g., sleep) after studying a list of related words (bed, rest, awake…).
Dressed in white cotton shirts and trousers, with a guard stationed in the hallway outside, several inmates at the Texas state prison system's Jester II Unit sat in a stark white classroom, studying a list of steps to "spiritual recovery" one recent afternoon.
Because mutations in functionally related genes often confer the same phenotype, studying a list of the genes coannotated to your ontology term of interest may shed some light on the biological role of Nud1.
According to the 'fuzzy trace view' (e.g., [ 35, 38- 41]), studying a list of related words or pictures leads to formation of 'verbatim traces,' which contain item-specific information, as well as 'gist traces,' containing the general topic of the list.
When studying a list of terms, you will memorize them more easily if you take them in small batches.
Tim Martin, the sales and marketing director at the Las Vegas Homewood Suites, said he carefully studied a list of Order Inn's client hotels before signing on.
Participants studied a list of words printed in fonts of varying sizes and judged how likely they would be to remember them on a later test.
Jacoby and his colleagues (1989) asked subjects to study a list of non-famous names, such as Sebastian Weisdorf, followed by a memory test.
Subjects who are asked to study a list of words that are related to a particular nonpresented word will claim to remember seeing the nonpresented word.
Given more time, he said, "I could have studied a list of names of everyone who's coming," but he was too immersed in the research for his next novel.
