Sentence examples for two different exemplars from inspiring English sources

For the tiger and clouded leopard models, we used two different exemplars.

We selected two different exemplars (calls or sentences) per monkey/child used as stimuli and per emotional category.

The three different exemplars representing each CV stimulus were balanced across the four blocks.

Using three different exemplars for each consonant-vowel (CV) stimulus diminished the likelihood of a contingency developing between a specific deviant-standard pair because of an uncontrolled acoustic facet associated with either the deviant or the standard.

For the experimental paradigms described below, we used two different coo-call exemplars from two differently aged monkeys a 6-yr-old juvenile monkey, weighing 5.8 kg, and a sexually mature 11-yr-old adult monkey, weighing 10.0 kg.

At first, the animals were shown just two different examples, or "exemplars," from each category.

We presented subjects with three different sound exemplars (6 s each) for each of the categories "human" and "inanimate".

All bird types were morphed with one another to create different exemplars of each category.

There were 9 images in Experiment 1, comprising 3 different exemplars of three different categories of visual object (wine glasses, mobile phones, and apples; see Fig. 1 A and Supplementary Fig. 1 A).

These two different geometries have been considered as exemplar cases which are of great relevance in a large number of applications of crucial importance as structural adhesives, pressure sensitive adhesives, coatings and protective adhesives.

Exemplars were selected for two different landscapes: one dominated by forest (052O13) and the other dominated by a more complex mosaic of forest and non-forest (063O16); exemplar 052O13 is 78% forest, compared to 57% for exemplar 063O16, which also has 33% of its area occupied by wetland (see Figs.  2, 3 for this and the other ecozones).