WASHINGTON — Besides its success in selling goods that range from groceries to televisions, Wal-Mart has also shown a highly developed ability to sell itself.
Q. Do parrots and other birds that talk have any special physical equipment in the larynx or tongue that helps them speak? A. There is no special equipment, said Dr. Timothy DeVoogd, associate professor of psychology at Cornell University, just a highly developed ability to imitate.
The highly developed ability of the hand to grasp and manipulate objects under precise visual control is one of the key features of the human motor system.
Its highly developed ability to recognize microbial patterns and host-derived danger signals relies on so-called pattern recognition receptors (PRRs), especially on the Toll-like receptors (TLRs) [ 3– 5].
Mental rotation abilities can help predict success in such advanced field of performance as careers requiring highly developed spatial abilities or navigation in real and virtual environments (such as pilots, engineers, and architects) [ 11– 11].
Our results suggest that wild primates may be buffered against detrimental fitness effects of environmental stochasticity by their highly developed cognitive abilities, social networks, and broad, flexible diets.
It is hypothesised that these very high subtest item scores may reflect either the construct design of the BOT-2 or the highly developed motor abilities of Aboriginal children arising from the physical activities they engaged in during recreational time and integral to Aboriginal culture.
Highly developed visual ability is especially important for social Hymenopteran insects, because they must be able to return to their hive [1], [2].
The most significant difference between humans and non-human primates is the highly developed cognitive ability in humans.
As evident from both natural and experimental parasitism, parrotbills showed highly developed egg discrimination abilities, rejecting almost all foreign eggs of the "wrong" morph, but accepting the corresponding one.
