They are, however, required at this stage to select one method at a time, and are then supplied with a range of method-specific exemplars to help them generate their own control actions.
In the second study, we found that training items using a range of different pictured exemplars improved the patients' ability to generalise words to novel instances of the same object.
This account is plausible in the context of very small categories (e.g. the numbers 1 9), but it becomes untenable with large categories because it is unlikely that an individual can 'expect' all of the perceptual features that are needed to compile the full range of exemplars in these categories.
Even in the small subset of genes for which interaction data was available we were able to find exemplars for a range of distinct bi-fan architectures.
The average auditory stimulus was 426 msec in length with a range of 105 msec (one of the shrill-bark exemplars) to 1396 msec (one of the copulation-scream exemplars).
Thus two additional transcripts, biliverdin reductase B blvrb and prohibitin 2 phb2, were chosen as exemplars showing expression across a range of tissues.
It proposed a range of strategies for restructuring curricula and ideas for new courses, highlighting exemplar case studies.
Potentially, models may embody a range of characteristics: as typical or representative; as ideal or perfect; as convenient, tractable, or manipulable; as homologous (conserved evolutionarily); as analogous; as exemplars; as abstractions.
In contrast, the target pictures were defined at a high conceptual level, and a wide range of categories (32) and exemplars (2 8) was used.
The generalization to other noise types can be improved by sampling the exemplars from a wider range of noises, for example all noise types that are available in the NOISEX CD-ROM [40].
