Consistent with the involvement of low-level neural mechanisms, the AB effect interacted with adapting luminance such that an AB was revealed only under photopic (light adapted) viewing conditions.
This article explores the potential impact of an adapted institutional view on decision making, based on empirical research.
A variety of models of this self-consciousness have been developed, some explicitly drawing on or adapting views in Brentano, Husserl, and Sartre.
The HAS was originally developed to measure the quality of the therapeutic relationship from the client's point of view but an adapted version for the professional's point of view also exists.
Fever is increasingly viewed as an adapted facultative response (Kluger et al. 1996).
Phagocytosis (at least, the CR3-mediated form) has been viewed as an adapted cell-adhesion mechanism [ 24].
TV: Cranford Chronicles This season promises several costume dramas - among them ITV1's A Room with a View, adapted by Andrew Davies, and BBC1's Oliver Twist - but this five-part take on three Elizabeth Gaskell novels may be the one for traditionalists.
For measurements, a custom made software package was used (VesselMASS, Leiden University Medical Center, department of Radiology, division Image Processing, Leiden, the Netherlands)[20], adapted for viewing and analysis of longitudinal coronary vessel wall images.
Because the processing of information in the human visual system is efficiently adapted to viewing natural scenes [20] [23], it has been argued that artists use 1/f2 characteristics in their artworks because these properties confer inherent aesthetic value [24] or are a corollary of aesthetic features in artworks [9].
Some have been adapted for viewing online.
Their main complaint was that they missed parts of words, thus expressing their lack of adapted global viewing abilities.
