This process of 'pattern completion' and the related phenomena of 'pattern separation', whereby place cells disambiguate known environments despite their perceptual similarity [17], is indicative of attractor states.
Michotte and colleagues (1991) argued that memory does not influence perception, and thus amodal completion is a perceptual phenomenon in which the visual inference is hardwired (e.g., cognitively encapsulated; Fodor, 1983).
We present evidence for a 3D amodal completion process that may explain this phenomenon and provide new insights into how the perceptual system processes 3D structures.
"It is misleading to invoke early enrolment and completion figures as representative of the phenomenon," she writes, "six-figure enrolments are atypical, with the median average enrolment being 42,844 students, and decreasing over time as the number of courses available continues to increase".
There is much less evidence around broad social phenomena, like increasing high school completion.
Skyscrapers are a relatively recent phenomenon, dating only from the completion (1968) of the 36-story Kasumigaseki Building just south of the government ministries.
This phenomenon is often called perceptual completion.
The question remains whether the observed event-completion effect is a phenomenon based on online predictions or rather the result of backwards mapping, an effect known from text comprehension research (e.g., Potts, Keenan, & Golding, 1988).
This Ca2+ signalling phenomenon is necessary and sufficient for the completion of all of the events of egg activation [ 4, 5].
The oil production by horizontal wells is a complex phenomenon that involves flow through the porous reservoir, completion interface and the well itself.
