Mach argued that the processing does not all occur in the brain.
Mehta et al. recently argued that the processing of information by the QS system of V. harveyi is limited primarily by interference between the three input signal channels of the QS pathway, and secondarily by noise originating within each pathway [35].
In the discussion of this result, the authors explicitly contrasted their result with the neurological model of single word processing proposed by Geschwind (1965 a, b ), who argued that the processing of semantic associations is located at the other extreme of the left sylvian fissure, in inferior parietal cortex.
In contrast, proponents argue that the information-processing capabilities of ERP systems are crucial for organizations that face dynamic market requirements and also that the criticized procedures and constraints actually support process reengineering.
Finally, we argue that the nanosecond laser processing in liquid medium could be a flexible and efficient tool to tailor the photoelectric properties of the Si-ncs/P3HT nanocomposites.
Howe & Derbish, (2010) argue that during the processing of information related to survival, any related information in memory is then primed, which may or may not be false, but that this information is then used to guide attention to other survival-related items, which may be crucial in the current situation (Howe & Derbish, 2010).
Proponents of globalization argue that the expansion of export processing has had positive consequences for women, providing jobs for thousands of otherwise unemployed women and offering new forms of agency.
Finally, we argue that the brain architecture accountable for the processing of spatial ('where') and non-spatial ('what') information, could constrain these models.
The recent report of a law-like relationship between patterns of approach and avoidance behavior to rewarding and aversive stimuli further argues that the systems processing this information do not function independently of one another [22].
Tushman and Nadler (1978) and Burton and Obel (2004) argue that the concepts of uncertainty and information processing can be used to integrate the diverse organization design and structure literatures.
