Sentence examples for sufficient exemplars from inspiring English sources

Results suggested that a combination of generalization procedures, including training sufficient exemplars, training loosely, indiscriminable contingencies, programming common stimuli, and training to generalize, was effective in producing generalization of social skills from individual training sessions to a group kickball game.

For this reason, multiple standards were used in order to provide sufficient exemplars of the standard durations.

These were supplemented by similar, additional stimuli selected from the Internet to ensure sufficient exemplars in each food and non-food category (see below for details).

One assumption of TBR is that the reference templates are sufficient exemplars of each network to recover sensible measurements of the spatial pattern and connectivity strength within each network of interest.

Adding more input parameters will increase the accuracy for special cases; however, without access to sufficient additional exemplars, this may reduce generalization of the method.

The information content within a number of individual anatomical regions is sufficient for exemplar and category identification, but the content of the representation appears to be somewhat different across regions.

However, some authors of primate playback studies have argued that specific stimuli occur so seldom in nature that it is virtually impossible to obtain a sufficient number of exemplars.

For this purpose, it is sufficient to model the acquisition and processing of a limited number of exemplar sensorimotor patterns, lexical items or words.

Existing methods using a single exemplar lead to inaccurate results when the exemplar does not contain sufficient stylized facial components for a given photo.

Exemplars of information considered sufficient for a rating of 'included' are available in Table  1.

It might be objected that this little verse is not of sufficient import and weight to serve as an exemplar for poetry.