Sentence examples for this type of recordings from inspiring English sources

These cutoffs were selected based on the study from which the training set was obtained and has been used in other studies in the past that use this type of recordings (Hallem and Carlson, 2006; Kreher et al., 2008).

They recently reorganized their categories in an attempt to better represent the types of recordings that actually exist in the world.

The recent use of long-term records in electroencephalography is becoming more frequent due to its diagnostic potential and the growth of novel signal processing methods that deal with these types of recordings.

West encourages youth to sketch their ideas, as these types of recordings play an important role in the patent process.

Functional neuronal properties, including post-synaptic events, have previously been described for in-vivo-reprogrammed striatal astrocytes and for reprogrammed cortical NG2 glia (Heinrich et al., 2014; Niu et al., 2013), but these types of recordings cannot distinguish between functional integration with host neurons and communication among reprogrammed neurons.

"There were [many] records with this type of sound in his record collection, and contrary to most of his other works, these recordings don't seem to have been made for films and documentaries.

The third type of recordings (60 min) is radio broadcasts, which were prepared by removing the voice of interviewer, leaving only the expressions of interviewees.

There are several potential causes for these differences: type of recordings (SEEG vs foramen ovale electrodes); electrode locations (hippocampus vs parahippocampal gyrus); EEG band boundaries; epileptogenic zones (as reported in Table 1 vs right mediobasal temporal lobe); number of subjects (5 vs 1).

The sensitivity profile of each type of recordings is determined by the geometry and size of the electrodes.

This type of material is usually comprised of high-quality recordings, with clear undistorted emotion expression.

Moreover, this type of artifact can also be observed in intracranial recordings with implanted electrodes in human subjects (Jerbi et al. 2009).