COP24 is important for two overarching reasons: increasing ambition and agreeing on the "Paris Rulebook", a collection of procedures, modalities, and guidelines necessary to achieve the goals of the Paris Agreement.
A much-acclaimed collection of her essays, "Modalities," was published in 1993.
According to this criterion, touch would again seem to count as a collection of multiple sensory modalities, since touch involves a number of distinct informational channels.
Chisholm's target in the 1967 paper was a popular collection of views about the metaphysics of modality.
A bacterial cell is able to respond to multiple stimuli through a collection of chemoreceptors with different sensory modalities, which interact to affect the cooperativity and sensitivity of the chemotaxis response.
At the same time, the ACR is working toward a comprehensive collection of use cases — by body part, modality, and disease type — for which the clinical process, image requirements, and explanation of outputs are all well-defined and consistent with current and future clinical practices.
In this study, we consider a representative collection of behavioral biometrics: two low-level modalities of keystroke dynamics and mouse movement, and a high-level modality of stylometry.
Oncologic imaging seems to be the easier setting for the collection of imaging biomarkers from multiple imaging modalities.
This too might be a strong reason for treating touch as a collection of distinct senses rather than a single modality.
The commonality of this collection of results – across and within different types of modalities, and across different experimental paradigms – begins to suggest that structure inference may actually be a commonly evolved principle for combining perceptual information in the brain.
The psychological representation of modality.
