Sentence examples for subject as shown from inspiring English sources

In a nutshell, bodily awareness is the awareness of oneself qua subject, as shown by bodily IEM.

Every gesture is repeated 60 times, and 300 samples are collected from each subject (as shown in Table 1).

Fig. 6 Regional decay-corrected TACs of 16 source organs (a-d) after intravenous injection of [11C]CB184 into the same subject as shown in Fig. 5.

This step enabled to plot B ( n, c ) Ŝ ( n ), the observed number of bounces normalized by the estimated skill level of each subject, as shown with the blue x's in Figure 9.

There are intense debates about this subject, as shown by the article If you see a UI walkthrough, they blew it by Max Rudberg, currently  trending on Hacker News, or the follow-up Rethinking The Mobile App Walkthrough by TechCrunch's Sarah Perez.

This difference can be quantified by computing the mean magnitude of the perceptual boundary effect for each group (averaging across absolute values of the perceptual boundary shift for each subject), as shown in Figure 4B.

To determine the across-subject consistency of the above findings, the data normalization process applied to the single subject case, as shown in Figure 2 and described above, was repeated for data collected under each condition across all subjects.

This analysis shows that asking such type of questions to Spanish households is feasible (as long as respondents are familiar with the subject matter), as shown by the high response rate and the results of a coherency analysis.

The subjects, as shown in large prints, are not urban ghettos or tall business centers or so-called industrial zones, but the weird, the tacky, the left-over: decrepit cafe-tabacs with peeling posters for long gone events, ghastly hair salons, indefensible sub-modernist architecture, tarted up tourist trap chalets, deserted and half destroyed businesses, road roundabouts.

SaE of alcoholics is higher than those of healthy subjects as shown in Fig. 2; similarly, the alcoholic EEG signals can be explained as more random than those of healthy subjects [13].

The existing major multi-modal score database includes less than 600 subjects, as shown in Table 2, whereas the proposed database contains 1912 subjects with an approximately equal distribution of male and female subjects, and with ages ranging from 2 to 82 years.