Sentence examples for the mere presentation from inspiring English sources

We investigated whether the mere presentation of single-digit Arabic numbers activates their magnitude representations using a visually-presented symbolic same different task for 20 adults and 15 children.

The mere presentation of unsupported opinion, however, does not qualify as "nonpartisan analysis, study, or research".

Such images go beyond the mere presentation of fact and communicate a wide range of subtle and powerful feelings.

Pisani goes beyond the mere presentation of plants or animals to create solely by means of flourishes full compositions reminiscent of contemporary Italian drawings and paintings.

For Vachaspati, creation was viewed in terms of the mere presence of the selves and the mere presentation to them of Matter (the undifferentiated primeval stuff).

The court's membership has changed since the 5-to-4 decision in June in Melendez-Diaz v. Massachusetts, which said that the Sixth Amendment's confrontation clause, which gives a criminal defendant the right "to be confronted with the witnesses against him," does not allow the mere presentation of a lab report to prove, say, that white powder found with a defendant was cocaine.

Schumm, who has spent much of his life emmersed in the subatomic world, goes far beyond a mere presentation of the "building blocks" of matter, bringing to life the remarkable connection between the ivory tower world of the abstract mathematician and the day-to-day, life-enabling properties of the natural world.

This result is consistent with the previous finding that mere presentation of unconditioned visual stimuli can be rewarding in rats [15], [16].

Both did a good job of laying out their wares, although, given the gulf between them, it is hard to see how mere presentation could be the decisive factor in the primary process.

After a mere presentation of the CBR method, a practical implementation is described with the choice and the pre-design of packing for separation columns.

The behavioral literature suggests that mere presentation of visual stimuli that have not been conditioned with any primary reward can be rewarding in rats and other laboratory animals [14], [15], [16], [17].