In other words, WM load and perceptual-tracking tasks draw upon some shared mechanism, but their capacities for representations can be separated.
The capacity for representation transforms our perceptual universe, entailing that no bodily immediacy is possible, that all experience will be mediated by significatory practices and filtered through the ego's organization.
The central tenets of his metaphysics and psychology are that the human mind is essentially representational, so that desire and will as well as cognition are forms of representation, and that the ultimate source of all of our pleasurable sentiments is the unhindered activity of our capacity for representation.
It concerns itself not with the life or intentions of the artist, but with that semblance or appearance of life that the work itself possesses by virtue of its mimetic capacity for representation: its linguistic expressiveness, which is described as a verging and bordering on life (SW 1, 350).
Williams syndrome (WS) is a neurodevelopmental disorder associated with an impaired capacity for visuospatial representation.
In his own writings, Poggio was gifted with a lively eloquence and a capacity for artistic representation of character and conversation that distinguish his moral dialogues from numerous similar contemporary works.
Our hypothesis is that a limited capacity for abstract representation, together with the lack of a regulatory system ensuring that the food would not be lost and consumed by another individual during the search for and transport of the tools, were responsible for such a failure.
It has recently been suggested that coupling between modules or via feedback loops to the hippocampus may help to suppress noise and underpin a robust code (with a large capacity) for the representation of position [45].
It is rare that an art or a medium that is self-reflexive about its structure, its operations, its effects on the viewer, and about assuming a visual strategy that is largely abstract and process oriented, is also preoccupied with its own historicity, it's own capacity for pictorial representation, it's own conciliation of fiercely defended ideological oppositions.
One perceived strength of the simulation was its capacity for graphical representation of the ED, thereby allowing stakeholders unfamiliar with simulation methods (ie, ED administration) to demonstrate the viability of the intervention.
These properties are consistent with maximization of the capacity of CA1 for representation of distinct spatial experiences.
