As a test subject, Scott Kelly is a bit special.
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Moreover, EyeDetect is a comfortable experience for the test subject.
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She was playing him, prodding him as a potential test subject.
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As a test subject, Ashley was particularly divisive among the researchers.
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"I remember hearing voices and people walking around talking," one test subject says.
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Sometimes, they're the test subject, contributing to studies about human health in space.
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Drake: You're almost like a test subject to see what I could've been.
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They have teams of people listening to each test subject and identifying the emotion.
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The module is intended as a test subject rather than a new living quarters.
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This test subject, at least, saw his speed and reading comprehension tick up considerably.
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Mr. Ross, whose confirmation hearing was held on Wednesday, presents a fascinating test subject.
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He likely harbors some hatred toward humans given his upbringing as a test subject.
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He is Stephen, a cognitive neuroscientist, and the test subject is his wife, Amy.
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Once you shift away from your test subject routine, you're off on your own — alone.
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The female test subject, shot putter Margitta Gummel, won gold in the Olympics that year.
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Fortunately, my editor gleefully volunteered her 14-year-old, Sophie, to be a test subject.
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There, she meets a fellow test subject, a young woman with extraordinary powers known as 008.
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Well, drastically smaller irises would let in almost no light, leaving your test subject near-blind.
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He is currently seeking beta testers, though his first test subject, of course, will be himself.
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Paul confirmed that he played around with the app, using his son as a test subject.
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I, again, use myself as the test subject with anything because I can get really bored easily.
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I sat there like a test subject, being analyzed instead of taught how to do anything differently.
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And I have volunteered to be a test subject of implants and headsets that read brain waves.
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It also doesn't allow scientists to perform long term or follow-up studies on the same test subject.
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But in another scenario, the test subject would benefit more from overestimating and the partner would benefit less.
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Gosselaar plays a federal agent who takes in 10-year-old Amy (Sidney), who is a test subject.
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It's the year 2032 and you are a test subject involved in some kind of experiment gone wrong.
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Unless you're already employed as a Champagne guzzler, sleep-science test subject, or Ben & Jerry's ice cream namer.
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The bottom line of informed consent is that it requires genuine understanding by the test subject or participant.
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A test subject was able to develop a vocabulary of nine words they could hear through their skin.
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Traywick wanted to turn it into a gene therapy, and he wanted Roberts to be the first test subject.
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The rake eye is effectively blind, with the test subject unable to tell what it is seeing if asked.
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While Libby was sometimes the test subject for Sabrina's spells, this particular Regina George-type sounds pretty magical herself.
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Tree suggests that Danielle — who was cheating on Carter in the previous dimension — would be the perfect test subject.
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The typical scenario has a test subject wearing an eye-tracking device in a real location like a supermarket.
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The shape on the screen appears only briefly—just long enough for the test subject to commit it to memory.
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It also makes him the perfect test subject to confirm whether doggie clean eating really is more than just fluff.
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So, to gain more of an insight, I begin sending them pictures of my own cat as a test subject.
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In one instance, researchers detected that a test subject was getting up and pacing in the middle of the night.
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Brown's character, Eleven, was used as a test subject by a secret government agency, but escapes in the first season.
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The average heart rate of a test subject riding an e-bike was 93.6 percent of those riding conventional bikes.
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He has even used himself as his own test subject, and may have discovered a treatment for his rare disease.
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That is, researchers can tell which button a test subject will press before those subjects claim to have made the choice.
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It requires you to know specific alleles for your test subject or upload a set of alleles in a csv file.
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Essentially, the test subject could use their own face to control the expressions of the person on screen, all in real time.
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It barely disrupts the snow, but uphill the accumulated powder suddenly snaps and flows down the hill, devouring our brave test subject.
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Form refers to the shape the test subject sees: a bat, a bear, two women standing back-to-back eating turtle soup.
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That's what happened to one NASA test subject in 1965, who was exposed to a near vacuum chamber when his spacesuit leaked.
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I feel like a test subject that is fed pills until my brain is numb and I don't have to think anymore.
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As a "test subject" for a student hair stylist, you have to be patient — but also vocal about what you're looking for.
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What do you think the test subject in the video above will try if given free, open access to billions of web pages?
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That could take time -- the procedure is not FDA approved, though she says she hopes she could be a test subject one day.
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The well-meaning human test subject asks the robot: If you were to make a friend, what would you want them to know?
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Crucially, we disaggregated scores by grade, race, and test subject in order to more accurately measure the value added by state educational systems.
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Choochongkol is a "test subject" for clinical trials and had taken part in 25 clinical trials at Worldwide since 2011, the witnesses said.
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A test subject—surrounded by speakers— explores a virtual concert hall at Arup's SoundLab in the UK. The main lab is in New York.
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An unidentified Navy test subject swings a bat during a game of softball in order to demonstrate an inflatable space suit's flexiblity in 1958.
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She used her body as a test subject once before, adhering to a strict vegan diet to see if her urine could nourish plants.
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Their test subject was the MOS Technology 6502, first produced in 1975 and famous for powering, among other things, early Atari, Apple and Commodore computers.
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I just made my interest known, and once the researchers got to a point where they were looking for a test subject, they contacted me.
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Many fintech companies are hesitant to apply for the charter because none have been awarded yet and no one wants to be the test subject.
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Because becoming a test subject offered the men in Attica some needed money, more than a few agreed to be exposed to the test virus.
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In one version the test subject was told he and the partner would share in overestimating rewards; in that case, the subject's lies were even bigger.
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This helps eliminate bias that may be introduced into the experiment by the test subject if they knew that they were receiving the intervention in advance.
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One option is to kill the test subject, but that presents other problems and limitations, namely the fact that a dead bug doesn't look a living bug.
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Of course, the best way to test the hypothesis that black holes are actually giant spaghetti machines to another universe is to send a test subject in.
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We know we will play as Morgan, a test subject on the Talos I space station set in the not-too-far-off future year of 2032.
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After performing a complex sensory surgery on a test subject, the poor person is completely disoriented and begins to hallucinate and "hear" people who have passed away.
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"I felt like I was a test subject for some science experiment that if I fail, I have to stay at this horrible place longer," Fernandez said.
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Janet McTeer plays a stronger, more violent test subject who's meant to embody Jessica's worst parts, a formula that has inspired some of the best comic book villains.
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That's pretty damned curved, but that's great if you're playing games and watching movies from a few feet away, like Samsung's relaxed test subject in the picture above.
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Today, we'd like to go in the opposite direction, and look at a tool used to introduce a high amount of gravity to a test subject: a centrifuge.
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The "011" tattoo on Eleven's suggests two things: that she's some kind of a test subject, and that there are — or were — at least 10 others before her.
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What makes Rorschach's test so intriguing is that, unlike questionnaires and other language-based approaches to personality assessment, the inkblots present the test subject with a visual task.
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The U.K.-based engineer fittingly wraps up his experiment by carving a little face on the pumpkin and setting his test subject, the Jack-o'-lantern, on fire.
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Since they needed to make the measurements both with and without plumage, the role of test subject in this part of the study was played by a dead hummingbird.
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When the judge (Maya Rudolph) caught wind of that, she assigned Chidi (William Jackson Harper) to be the new fourth test subject, since his memory had already been erased.
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Using Wikie the whale, who lives at the Marineland Aquarium in southern France as their test subject, scientists discovered a whale could learn new vocalizations by imitating its trainer.
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In it, secret agent Harry Hart (Colin Firth) travels to Kentucky to investigate a hate group that is being used as an unwitting test subject by a villainous tech billionaire.
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An example of these efforts is readily apparent in the BCA's Zero Energy Building, the greenest building in Singapore that's being used as a test subject for future sustainable architectural designs.
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The researchers said they used Obama as a test subject for this work because high-quality video footage of the former president is plentiful, which makes training the neural networks easier.
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Without previous exposure to these new images, the computer was able to predict with 96 percent accuracy when a test subject was seeing a house, a face, or a grey screen.
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When it came to the turn of the real test subject (who always went last), roughly one-third caved to social pressure and gave the same, incorrect answer as their peers.
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Paranoid Androids • William, our test subject for Westworld's morally deleterious effects on the guests, overcomes his aversion to violence by gunning down a wanted man and saving a damsel in distress.
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"Participation in the study was a very special and good experience for me," Janja, a test subject in a similar bed rest study in 2017, said in a translated DLR testimony.
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While a test subject might be aroused by, say, descriptions of violent, non-consensual sex, that doesn't mean they necessarily have a desire to act on such impulses in real life.
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Later, when Modine and his goons show up to murder witnesses and take their test subject back to her home, she manages to — off-camera — dispatch two armed men blocking her path.
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Speaking of no longer being around, the extinct Galapagos tortoise has the honor of being the test subject that scientists are trying to bring back to life with a special breeding program.
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The test subject for Mr. Pitsiladis's Sub2 Project is Kenenisa Bekele of Ethiopia, a three-time Olympic champion who is widely considered one of the two greatest distance runners of all time.
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His father is also the reason Rush is sent away time and time again, during which he becomes the drug test subject, indoctrinated by dealers, and, of course, is nearly killed repeatedly.
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After 10 years as the captive, increasingly unwilling test subject in the development of her husband's increasingly invasive technological innovations, Hazel runs away to hide in a trailer park for senior citizens.
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You know your name is Morgan Yu, you are either a man or a woman (the game lets you choose), and you're partaking in some kind of scientific research as a test subject.
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"No alcohol should be used in the immediate vicinity during that deprivation period just to ensure that nothing else can interact with the test," said Lutmer—by the test subject or the operator.
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Using an off-the-shelf webcam, another team of scientists captured the "facial identity" of a test subject: the proportions of their features and the movement patterns of their mouth, brows, and jawline.
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Aalborg University's unusual 10-feet long test rig can fire a drone at a test subject—which in this case is a raw pork roast—at speeds of around 33 miles per hour.
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The father of one endured "eight hours of prosthetic makeup" to get into character as Deadpool, who has scars all over his body after becoming a human test subject in a superhuman enhancement project.
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It always felt like a useful, low-risk way of trying new things with a small group of users that was willing to be the test subject for niche features like tabs in a sidebar.
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This involved setting up a speaker array and blasting airplane noise at a test subject (me) wearing the different models of headphones and then increasing the decibel level of the noise until it became audible.
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A few weeks after the Vermont bill passed, the national legislature passed its own bill with a nationwide standard, discouraging other states from passing their own laws and turning Vermont into a perfect test subject.
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The self-styled West Virginia hillbilly, formerly a retail bread sales and delivery man, started traveling to medical research facilities around the country to volunteer as a test-subject for advanced prosthetics and experimental surgeries.
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The game tells the story of Morgan Yu, a test subject on the Talos I space station in the far-flung future of 2032 as they battle the mysterious aliens that have overrun the station.
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The show starts off with a government agent of some kind going rogue in order to protect a young girl who's supposed to be abducted to become a test subject and maybe save the human race.
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When your correspondent offered himself as a test subject, only partially in jest, Dr Brown flashed an arch grin, before sombrely explaining that such an experiment would be beyond the tolerance of modern review boards, too.
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Judging from last week's episode Daenerys now has a taste for the idea of burning people, so it wouldn't be a huge leap to predict that Melisandre might maybe — just maybe — be her first test subject.
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The resistance is led by federal agent Brad Wolgast (Mark-Paul Gosselaar) and Amy (Saniyya Sidney), a little girl who was meant to be a test subject, but Brad gets a conscience, goes rogue, and kidnaps her.
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The researchers used X-ray videos to capture and then trace the movements of the different parts of a macaque's vocal anatomy, including the tongue, lips, and larynx, as the test subject made various sounds and facial movements.
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It turns out she acquired her skills in the womb, thanks to her mother's stint as a government test subject, and was being trained as a Cold War weapon until she destroyed part of the lab and escaped.
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Well, it would be ordinary if Hamilton wasn't an amputee doing this all with a robotic hand—à la Luke Skywalker—and if he wasn't a test subject for a major advance in the control of robotic limbs.
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If you don't know about MKUltra (which, come on, wake up sheeple), it was a top secret CIA mind-control experiment that had government agents giving ungodly amounts of psychedelic drugs to test subject before inflicting unspeakable horrors upon them.
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Every trainer has to start somewhere, but unless you enjoy being a test subject, you want to make sure the trainer has had the opportunity to put his or her academic knowledge into practice for more than a few months.
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As one of the first three to go through Modern Labor's program, Angotti is a willing test subject for what some economists and entrepreneurs see as the future of education—and those analysts also reject the "indentured servitude" moniker for ISAs.
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Each test subject was dosed with 100 micrograms of LSD (a pretty standard dosage for the recreational user that produces "robust psychedelic effects") and two and a half hours later, were brought to have their brains imaged in a functional MRI (fMRI) machine.
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Each test subject was dosed with 100 micrograms of LSD (a pretty standard dosage for the recreational user that produces "robust psychedelic effects") and two and a half hours later, were brought to have their brains imaged in a functional MRI (fMRI) machine.
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Oddly, the Bieberish tech-boy he met once for five minutes wants to offer him an opportunity: become the first human test subject for a new AI called Stem (yup, "STEM") and let the computer control his body and help him walk again.
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Developing the science and tools required to perform such a delicate task will require decades of work, and the fact that a brain transplant hasn't even been performed on an animal test subject shows how far we are from achieving this goal.
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Jacquet and his colleagues had their test subject perform modern versions of Boucicaut's regimen in comparable replica armor: jumping onto a pommel horse, running through town (to the delight of the locals), chopping wood, rock climbing, and performing the ladder climbing stunt.
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And she noted that Captain Singh, who began to grow out his beard and hair only last fall, would make a poor test subject for such a study and that he did recently pass a standard gas mask test given to his unit.
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Now, you might think that I'm a terrible test subject for a sleep tracker if I don't do much sleeping, but I would argue that if the Sense ball was actually as smart as it aspires to be, it'd have very quickly shamed me into discipline.
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The 1995 film follows SIL (or test subject S1L), a half-human, half-alien girl created in a lab (and, in an extremely Stranger Things fashion, experimented on by an ambiguously evil father figure/scientist) who escapes the facility after her captors attempt to murder her.
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In a room next door, researchers and members of the product creation team watch a large video screen that displays what the test subject is doing and a scrolling readout of the subject's reactions, generated by software that plots points on that person's face and then uses a coding system to identify the person's emotions.
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Based on Justin Cronin's best-selling trilogy about the vampire apocalypse, the show uses voice-over from spunky orphan turned government test subject Amy Bellafonte (Saniyya Sidney) throughout its first episode to provide ominous foreshadowing, showing how the characters' mixture of bad circumstances and highly questionable responses are going to lead to even more horrible outcomes.
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And that is why, in the end, a show like Black Mirror was probably the right property for Netflix to use as a test subject for this form of storytelling, even if in a few years, we might consider Bandersnatch simplistic and quaint, and someone will have piles of data on us they didn't have before.
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Over the following decades, Corkin and more than 100 collaborators conducted countless experiments, many of which involved activities a typical test subject would find invasive or unpleasant: In one, Molaison was fed multiple meals in a row to see if he remembered just having eaten; in another, a device heated to an intensity other subjects found unbearable was repeatedly pressed into his skin to test his pain threshold.
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And for any prosecutor eager to push the envelope, they are unlikely to ever find a more desirable test subject: Assange is a foreigner; he does not enjoy the same level of public support and reverence he once did; there are unsettled, albeit widely disregarded, accusations of sexual misconduct against him; and the opinions of many potential jurors are likely to be colored by pre-conceived notions of his potentially non-existent relationship with Moscow.
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