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Moreover, by using a stimulus set that has been useful for understanding infant vision; some inferences might be possible about how brains from remarkably different phylogenetic backgrounds solve the task of recognising novel rotated views of previously learnt stimuli.

First, by using a stimulus type for which normal processing is known to be strongly biased towards global processing, we reasoned that we could gain insight into the pervasiveness of the influence of prism adaptation on perceptual processes.

By using a stimulus that induced peak localised dilation (Patterson and Whelan 1955; Takeshita and Mark 1980), without inducing reflex changes in vasomotor control, they sought to assess the impact of exercise training on structural vascular adaptations, independent of central regulatory changes.

The systematic analysis of columnar organizations in area TE was first conducted by Fujita et al. They obtained evidence suggesting columnar organization in area TE by using a stimulus simplification procedure to find the simplest visual feature for each cell (Fujita et al. 1992).

Teki et al.[ 35] investigated the neural bases of auditory stimulus-driven figure-ground segregation by using a unique stimulus that incorporated stochastic variation of the signal components in frequency-time space.

By using a complex stimulus design and by combining 40 Hz amplitude-modulated test stimuli of different spectral characteristics (PB and SB) with a comb-filtered noise (CFN) masker, in this study we were able to simultaneously examine both ASSR (primary auditory cortex origin) and N1m (non-primary auditory cortex origin).

Subjective evaluations were made at a viewing distance of six times the screen height, by using a double stimulus impairment scale (DSIS) method with five categories and 15 observers.

By using a voltage stimulus in combination with a supramaximal concentration of AITC (200 μM), we hoped to distinguish between the voltage-dependent and voltage-independent modes of TRPA1 activation to better understand the specific role of the identified residues.

We addressed whether information about contrast per se is retained during the memory interval by using a test stimulus with the same spatial structure but either the same or the opposite local contrast polarity, with respect to the comparison (i.e., remembered) stimulus.

The extended audio signals were compared with the SWB audio signals reproduced by G.722.1C [16] at the same bit rate by using a multiple stimuli with hidden reference and anchor (MUSHRA) listening test [19].

A small group out of San Clemente, California (Relaxis) has discovered that by using a counter-stimulus not only could they reduce the length of the attack, but in many cases reduce the frequency of attacks.