Sentence examples for surprise condition from inspiring English sources

However, the additional presence of the unexpected visual outcome in the surprise condition would have produced an even greater prediction error and restoration of attention to the response, thereby supporting even more sustained action outcome learning.

The presentation of stimuli ensured that for each participant one key press always caused an entirely novel stimulus compound (surprise condition), whereas the other key press always caused a stimulus compound in which the colour had been previously associated with the same key press in the pre-training phase (expected condition).

With further testing, the omission of the visual outcome would have no longer been surprising thereby attenuating this 'local' surprise effect in the expected condition and allowing the sustained associative surprise effect on the SoA to be observed in the surprise condition.

Mark Baker, an architectural historian, who visited last month said the building was now secured and was surprised the condition was as good as it was, but added it remained " terribly at risk".

Mr. Annan wrote that the Syrian government's surprise new conditions put forward since Sunday, including guarantees of compliance from the opposition and its regional allies, risked undermining the peace plan.

It will never cease to surprise how the condition of being human means we cannot foretell with any accuracy what next Thanksgiving will bring.

This time around, he admitted to surprise over course conditions which are unusual for links in summer.

He added that he knew that the mall had been affected by Sandy, but was surprised by its condition.

"But we are not surprised about his condition as we knew the risk we were taking when we selected him".

Nor, I imagine, will such conditions surprise anyone with even a fleeting acquaintance with the state of housing in the capital.

Still, Ms. Barnhardt said, she was pleasantly surprised by the condition of things that had spent days on a plane that had been submerged in the Hudson in midwinter.