Sentence examples for trial words from inspiring English sources

Branch tells USA Today that he felt "squeamish" asking Clinton about Monica Lewinsky: But one night in August 1999, six months after he had survived the Senate impeachment trial, words "spilled out" from an emotional Clinton.

During each memory detection trial, words were presented for 2 s in white on a black background, preceded by a 1 s white fixation cross, and followed by a 0.5 s green fixation cross.

In all three experiments, each trial (word or picture) was modelled as a separate event and convolved with a canonical haemodynamic response function.

The primary factor was the Correctness of the Previous Trial, and secondary factors were Stimulus Type (i.e., Word vs. Nonword) on the Current Trial, Word Frequency on the Current Trial, and Stimulus Type on the Previous Trial.

On half the trials, words were spoken with a sad prosody whereas the remaining trials used neutrally spoken words.

In non-matched trials words were not readily related, e.g. bride cloud or pin rag.

To prevent the source localization being biased to one condition over the other, the data used for the VB-ECD analysis was the average response over all trials (words and false font).

In all cases, the observed data were the average response for all trials (words and false fonts) over the first 300 ms, and the spatiotemporal model used source locations defined by the winning solution for the VB-ECD analysis and an exogenous stimulus that entered the left and right OCC sources at 60-ms poststimulus time.

In the experiment with nine subliminal encoding trials, word pairs were not repeated immediately but interleaved by other word pairs and pairs of consonant strings (Supplementary Fig. 1).

18 It consists of a ten-item, three-trial word list in which free recall is taken after each learning trial and after a brief delay (approximately 5 minutes).

"I would not wish anyone to be put on trial for words that have been expressed.