The cognitive acceleration approach (Case & Came), pioneered by academics from King's College London is one, as is assessment for learning, which Demos described as a case where the scientific and practice evidence were "aligned and mutually supportive".
The cognitive acceleration coefficient and the social acceleration coefficient are 2.4 and 1.3, respectively.
The PSO parameters: number of particles, inertia weight (W), cognitive acceleration constant (C1), and social acceleration constant (C2) should be optimized.
Finally, type 2 DM was suggested by Roberts et al. (2014) to be the factor of increasing the risk of cognitive impairment acceleration and development of MCI into dementia, furthermore resulting in hippocampal atrophy which may end in QEEG changes (Ganguli et al. 2004; Hussain 2007; Xu et al. 2010).
If the moral of this story is that media commentary is like navigating in fog, the crisis of journalism is, at this point, sufficiently real to be seen as part of a wider conceptual crisis brought about by new-media technology: a crisis that is located, primarily, in the cognitive effects of acceleration and its cultural backwash.
Furthermore, exposure to increased PM2.5 levels in general, or to traffic particles in particular, have been associated with a series of intermediate outcomes, which in turn have been linked to more rapid cognitive decline or acceleration of AD progression.
Recent research suggests that if left untreated, hearing loss might contribute to an acceleration in cognitive decline - relating to our understanding, reasoning and perception skills - as we age.
Platforms such as IBM Watson will see to the acceleration of cognitive computing, as developers become enabled to quickly build applications with the ability to learn, communicate in plain English, search for patterns, and much more.
The results obtained in achesb55/+ mutant zebrafish with increased acetylcholine levels, and in fish that have undergone genotoxic stress, demonstrate potential opportunities of using this species to study the mechanisms involved in the delay or acceleration of cognitive aging.
Factors that precipitate delirium may thus provoke events that contribute to the development or acceleration of cognitive impairment, even when delirium is no longer present.
It appears that downregulation of cholinergic system should be avoided in AD because it may cause not only cognitive dysfunction but also acceleration of AD.
