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These communicative signals can be recognized by human beings through body language such as gestures and postures, body movements, facial expression and eye contact, etc.

Polysaccharides and proteins, as biocompatible substrates similar to bio-macromolecules that could be recognized by human body, are two preferred polymers for fabrication of such hydrogels.

Specifically, a set of VCRG-n with respect to image P consists of n random grids printed on transparencies such that only when the n transparencies are superimposed altogether can P be recognized by human vision (without any computing device), while any group of less than n transparencies obtains no information about P.

The possibility that the cA1 peptide might be recognized by human immune cells in HIV-1 infected individuals was further tested.

It could be argued that the phenotypes may be too mild to be recognized by human researchers but still severe enough to be removed by purifying selection in nature over many generations.

But we're not recording an album here, and even in this degraded state the sounds can still be recognized by humans and voice recognition algorithms with decent accuracy: people got them 80percentt of the time, naive voice rec 60percentt.

Thus, for example, though it appears that the shapes of holes can be recognized by humans as accurately as the shapes of ordinary objects, the area seen through a hole typically belongs to the background of its host, and there is evidence to the effect that background regions are not represented as having shapes (Bertamini & Croucher 2003; Bertamini & Casati 2014).

8 For non-viral gene transfer agents, the plasmid DNA which has been in common use is generally rich in unmethylated CpG dinucleotides, which are likely to be recognized by humans as foreign and thus produce an inflammatory response.

Additionally, the chimeric antigen was recognized by human serum specimens from malaria patients and individuals living in the endemic area.

We hypothesized that C. albicans, one of the most frequent microbial pathogens and a common commensal on mucosal surfaces is recognized by human mast cells.

The goal in this work is to model the process of 'full interpretation' of object images, which is the ability to identify and localize all semantic features and parts that are recognized by human observers.