Sentence examples for way of conditioning from inspiring English sources

I saw the title as a way of conditioning the audience, so that when the film actually began, viewers would already have an emotional resonance with it..".

Ten serial batches were performed at 37°C as a way of conditioning the culture for the next increase in temperature.

He explained to the doll that there were ways of conditioning the brain, of unlearning and relearning habits of thought, ways which could yield impressive results without having to suffer through years of unravelling every tiny detail of the mind and attending to each one individually.

Brown et al. [ 49] used a perfusion bioreactor suggesting that the provision of pulsatile interstitial medium flow to an engineered cardiac patch would result in enhanced tissue assembly by way of mechanical conditioning and improved mass transport.

Finally, systems able to adsorb onto negatively charged surfaces regardless of the anionic character are presented, opening new ways of depositing conditioning polymers onto keratin substrates such as hair.

If an odor –the conditioned stimulus (CS)- precedes and slightly overlaps sucrose presentation (forward pairing), the bee will form an excitatory association between this odor and the sucrose (and/or the PER) by way of classical (Pavlovian) conditioning [28].

Some (including bees and termites) have developed elaborate yet quite different ways of air-conditioning their nests.

However, it was noteworthy that a majority of the unresponsive mice were from groups that did not receive conditioning (see Results), which provided us with an additional way to measure the effects of conditioning on behavioral responsiveness.

One way of avoiding this extra conditioning would be to calculate, for a that did not depend on Y12.

This way, well-conditioning of the formulation is guaranteed while the required precision is preserved.

Featured as entrances to the most modern buildings in Japan, from the Marunouchi Building in Tokyo to the Landmark tower in Yokohama, revolving doors were popular with builders as a way of cutting heating and air-conditioning bills and of preventing wind gusts from destabilizing the air pressure inside a high-rise building.