Sentence examples for supplemental stimulus from inspiring English sources

And he certainly couldn't pass a supplemental stimulus now.

For both experiments spoken syllables were concatenated to form syllable sequences (Supplemental Experimental Procedures Example Stimuli).

Further, sources were placed that covered activity of structures relevant for the processing of acoustic and visual stimuli (Supplemental Temporal Cortex (STC), Temporal Parietal Cortex (TPC), Temporal Anterior Cortex (TAC) and Occipital Cortex (OCC) - left and right).

There were budgets, and supplementals, and the huge stimulus package.

Hall and Plack [ 16] recently suggested that identification of pitch processing centers in the brain requires pitch-related activity in the same region of the cortex for a wide range of pitch-producing stimuli (see Supplemental Discussion).

Because of that history, the governor's anti-stimulus stance — as well as his threat to reject the stimulus package's supplemental unemployment aid as an unwarranted burden on business interests — has provoked some skepticism and incomprehension here.

The only reason the program hasn't collapsed this year is because of remaining stimulus funds and supplemental funding that was available from the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program.

Eighty short descriptions of negative life events (e.g., car theft, Parkinson's disease; see the List of Stimuli in the Supplemental Experimental Procedures) were presented.

We ran a third experiment in which we used morphing to directly manipulate distance-to-mean while minimizing short-term adaptation effects by equating average distance-to-preceding-stimulus across conditions (Supplemental Experimental Procedures).

At each session, participants provided estimates of their likelihood of experiencing 40 different types of adverse life events (e.g., Alzheimer's disease, robbery; see the List of Stimuli in the Supplemental Experimental Procedures available online) adapted from a previous study [ 12].

Results can be used to identify and visually examine building zones where long-term occupancy may lead to disruption of the circadian system in the absence of supplemental electrical lighting capable of effective circadian stimulus.