Sentence examples for time of stimuli from inspiring English sources

When the inspection time of stimuli was limited (50ms to 750ms), prosopagnosics only showed worse accuracy but no difference in reaction time.

These findings therefore suggest that premature responses may not result from a failure in a waiting process but instead from rats incorrectly timing the delay to the expected time of stimulus presentation.

Inspection time is the length of time of stimulus presentation each individual needs in order to discriminate which of the two lines is the longest.

This significantly reduces the time of stimulus presentation that is needed in the identification process.

Some of these relationships were negative, reflecting increased BOLD associated with decreased RT, manifesting around the time of stimulus presentation and positive several seconds later.

The aim of this paper is to experimentally determine: (i) if cognitive dysfunction brought about by sleep loss at the time of stimulus encoding can influence false memory production; and (ii) whether this relationship holds across sensory modalities.

As a result, LNs are locked into the wrong state for a significant part of or the entire time of stimulus presentation, and a wrong signal is sent downstream.

Moreover, the longer planning times evidence that motor parameters were not pre-computed at the time of stimulus presentation; rather, the reaction times shown here indicate that selection of the limb performing the response in combination with specifying the movement parameters for that limb occurred in time – and not before - response cuing [32].

With stimulus A, a singular reward occurred with p = 1.0 at the fixed time of stimulus offset, resulting in increases of instantaneous reward probability toward stimulus end.

In response to the translating visual stimulus, the pulsations are suppressed at a certain phase independent of the time of stimulus application.

With learning, the timing of this response gradually shifts from the time of reward delivery to the time of stimulus presentation.