Sentences with phrase «strong stimulus»

As the dogs are bred to react quickly to stimuli, they not only do so in working situations, but they also do so in the presence of other strong stimuli as well.

The April 1974 memo also says that the Skylab photograph «in the public domain would almost certainly provide strong stimulus for media questioning and the potential near - term revelation of the missions of the installation.»

«GPS measurements and video analyses also showed that there are many fast runs, stops, turns, dribbles, passes and shots, providing strong stimuli for muscle and bone adaptations.

With stronger stimuli, large depolarizing plateaus with spiking activity were elicited and were accompanied by swimming movements.

However, when they are startled by strong stimuli such as thunder, there is no «go to» response other than the knowledge that aggression is not acceptable.

A stronger stimulus program would have propelled recovery — and federal purchases could have been made through the private sector rather than through WPA - type programs.

You can focus on building your business, and, at the same time, network with other entrepreneurs, which may inspire and give you a strong stimulus for development.

This basic brain function that allows healthy animals and people to temporarily adapt to a strong stimulus and avoid information overload has now been linked to Cdr1as.

The monosynaptic excitatory postsynaptic potentials showed a profound low - frequency depression when repeatedly elicited and showed heterosynaptic facilitation after application of a strong stimulus to another pathway.

Since the computer is a strong stimulus that is directly in front of us, it is tempting to also arch the lower back forward, which puts undue pressure on the lumbar (lower) spine, and can easily cause back ache and pain.

The stronger stimuli are probably needed to activate muscle fibres that have been inactive until that moment.

This big CO2 increase running ahead of the likely consequent ocean warming is a strong stimulus to Arctic plant growth.

Arguably, there's never been a stronger stimulus to challenge status quo thinking in law firms.

The current legal climate is squeezing law firms between pricing pressures and growing costs; there's never been a stronger stimulus to challenge status quo thinking and prepare firms for the future of law.

Perceptual Sensitivity and Response to Strong Stimuli Are Related.