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Assuming the encamped mode involved within-patch foraging, habitat used for forage resources was characterized by features that have become familiar to managers including areas with taller shrubs, proximity to mesic areas, and avoidance of bare ground (Figure 4a; Wallestad 1971; Dunn and Braun 1986; Drut et al. 1994; Connelly et al. 2000; Aldridge and Boyce 2007; Dzialak et al. 2011b).

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We interpreted this as evidence that attentional capture occurs largely under circumstances in which the distractor is defined by features that have recently characterised the target.

Distractor costs are generally larger under circumstances in which the distractor can be defined by features that have recently characterised the target, suggesting that capture occurs in these trials.

Based on the idea that capture occurs when the distractor is defined by features that have characterised the target (Hickey et al., 2011; Pinto et al., 2005), our expectation was that RF-scaled effects would be evident in "swap" trials and absent in "same" trials.

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It should also be noted that AIDS prevention continues to be challenged by all the features that have always made it a difficult topic to discuss.

With better software, they'll be able to retain their pay TV customers by including the sort of features that have become the baseline for other services – like personalization or voice – while also making it easier for customers to access pay TV, streaming, on-demand, and their DVR all in one interface.

Onshore tsunami deposits are characterised by a complex set of diagnostic features that have been presented in many studies (e.g., Dawson and Shi, 2000; Goff et al., 2001; Shiki et al., 2008; Bourgeois, 2009; Mamo et al., 2009; Chagué-Goff, 2010; Goto et al., 2010; Chagué-Goff et al., 2011).

Recently, there has been a number of works in the literature that focus on refining predictive models for individual TFBS by using a wide range of features that have been shown to correlate well with regulatory regions in general and with TFBSs in particular, without necessarily modeling the CRM structure (Narlikar et al., 2007; Naughton et al., 2006; Pudimat et al., 2004; Sharon and Segal, 2007).

While battery life amounted almost to an obsession, other features that have been touted by some handset makers were far less popular.