His highly finished paintings combine elegant line with decorative colour, and his figures have attenuated faces and exaggerated, curvilinear drapery.
The N2pc to fearful faces was attenuated when face arrays were presented simultaneously with a target luminance change, suggesting that concurrent target processing reduces attentional capture by emotional salient events.
He came from an old and distinguished and once rich Yankee family — a background one senses in the long jaw and the attenuated, aristocratic face, skin drawn tight over pointed features — and had, he always insisted, a "happy childhood".
Figure 10B illustrates the presence of a substantial peak around 210 ms (consistent with its identification as part of the M220 component), which was present for scrambled stimuli but largely attenuated for faces.
Unlike the gamma response, the M170 ERF seems to be highly specific to faces and is largely attenuated for non-face stimuli.
For example, such research could examine whether the extent to which the AB is attenuated by threat faces (relative to neutral faces) is predicted by differences between the activation effects of threat and neutral faces within neural structures, such as the amygdala and visual cortices.
Thus, if the contextual-grouping cues that discourage the grouping of face parts impact on orientation-sensitive face-specific mechanisms, this effect should be attenuated for inverted faces.
Also, the antibacterial activity of colistin is attenuated in the face of high bacterial loads, as may be seen in pneumonia [37].
Also, the antibacterial activity of colistin is attenuated in the face of high bacterial loads, as may be seen in pneumonia [ 37].
Another interesting finding from the present study was that, although the AB on trials with threat T2 faces was attenuated relative to trials with neutral T2 faces, there was still evidence of a residual AB for threat faces.
Neuroimaging data showed that yohimbine increased amygdala activity in response to fearful faces in women, whereas it attenuated amygdala responsivity to fearful faces in men.
