A potential problem with our results thus far, showing higher capacity representations upon the retro-cue compared to the post-cue, is that our measure to counter chunking (rotating all irrelevant items between memory and probe arrays) could have introduced a difference in capacity by itself.
A closely related idea is the 'global workspace' (Dehaene et al., 1998, 2003), a limited-capacity representation of task-relevant content for diverse kinds of behaviour.
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.
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).
The strategies used included capacity development, representation and democratisation, fostering leadership, creative advocacy, and alliance-building with stakeholders.
Pragati activities included capacity development, representation and democratisation, fostering leadership, creative advocacy, and alliance building with stakeholders.
These disciplines abstract away from underlying physical mechanisms and emphasize the "information-bearing" properties and capacities of representations (Haugeland, 1985).
Many psychotherapies attempt to enhance patients' problem-solving capacities, self-representation, and regulation of affective states [86].
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.
