Sentence examples for unconditioned to from inspiring English sources

The tensile strength ratio (TSR) values decreased from unconditioned to conditioned specimens, suggesting that there is damage to the mixtures.

The various damage cases are compared to each other and unconditioned to derive the probability of failure extended to the ship's life due to a generic bottom damage.

Since we assume E h k 2 = 1, we propose the use of the noise variance unconditioned to the channel realisation, σ t 2, referred as the expected value of the variance of the total noise.

The kind of failure changed in some cases when passing from unconditioned to conditioned specimens; the bond strength, the maximum bond stress and the interface stiffness were affected by the treatment, manly depending on the adhesive resin deterioration.

In the same way, that is, that the prescription to seek the unconditioned appears to reason as an objective principle, so too, the subjective ideas appear to reason as objects existing in a mind-independent way.

The central problem is that the above prescription to seek the unconditioned presents to reason as a metaphysical principle that tells us that the unconditioned is already given, and is (as it were) "there" to be found.

Furthermore, lidocaine-injected fish showed an unconditioned response to US (electric shock), similar to that in control fish.

At the same time, the structural similarity of the two chirp types suggests that differences in behavioural response are unlikely to be explained exclusively by unconditioned reactions to the acoustic properties of a call.

A minimum delay of 5 s between CS+ and UCS onset allowed us to measure conditioned skin conductance responses (SCRs) to the CS+ without a confound from the subsequent unconditioned SCRs to the shock.

The length of the ISI was chosen to avoid complete masking of conditioned SCRs by preceding unconditioned SCRs to the shock.

Injecting lidocaine into the cerebellum had no effect on the base heart rate, an arousal/orienting response to the novel stimulus (i.e., the first presentation of light), or an unconditioned response to electric shock.