Sentence examples for the sensory phase from inspiring English sources
The sensory phase consists of sensations.
Birds that have a tendency to become repeaters might not be able to form a robust auditory template of the tutor's song in the early sensory phase of song learning.
It differs from thought- and belief-episodes by including a sensory phase, and it is primarily this that is responsible for the distinctive phenomenology of perception.
In both, learning consists of two often overlapping stages – first, a purely sensory phase and then a sensorimotor phase (Fig. 1A).
Thus, the pre-exposed infants seemed to spontaneously form a lasting association between the contexts in the sensory pre-conditioning phase, and this associative representation appeared sufficient to enable them to demonstrate a flexibility often assumed to be absent in young infants' memory.
The transfer of learning from puppet A to puppet B observed here occurred in spite of a 3-month delay between the sensory pre-conditioning phase, where the association between the puppet A and puppet B was learned, and the test phase (note, memory of the target actions was periodically reactivated with puppet A during this time).
The recognition of the sensory strategy consists of several phases: first, stabilogram diffusion analysis is carried out on the time-series of COP; then, stochastic features are extracted by two models of different complexity.
It is clear that the recalibration effects are unaffected by the changeover of the sensory component between adaptation and test phases.
If the recalibration mechanism is manifest at a sufficiently late-stage of temporal processing (e.g., beyond modality-specific cortical areas) the recalibration effects shown in Figures 1 & 2 should survive the replacement of the sensory component between adapt and test phases.
Figure 4 shows this arises from the notable cost to performance when the modality of the sensory event changes between adapt and test phases.
It follows that the phase reset (new phase) should depend on the particular value of the sensory feature.
