By using an auditory secondary moving target instead of a visual one it is unlikely that these elevated levels of activity are solely due to conflicting motion signals, since auditory signals alone are unable to generate motion signals capable of supporting SPEM [32].
Basically, if your arm is actually involved in your remembering the word hammer, doing a conflicting motion that has nothing to do with hammering will slow down your recollection of the word hammer.
After a series of conflicting motions the secretary noted: This was argued for a long time and caused a great disorder in consequence whereof several members withdrew from the meeting.
But the practice died out over the course of the two centuries, as theorists came to recognize the possibility that a single, or similar, emotional source might produce conflicting motions or tendencies, both in the individual and across societies.
Mr. Heggie works hard to enliven his orchestra with conflicting inner motion and rhythm, but so ineffective is the instrumental sound that potentially interesting detail is lost in the general pallor.
My friend was determined to see into its walled back garden, so we walked down an alley, ascended a metal staircase on the side of a church, climbed on top of the stairs' highest railing — and from there we could see down into it: Miss Havisham's garden, the Eden of the 19th-century novel, source of all desire, conflict, motion, disturbance and growth.
The most common basis for denial of a these pre-trial motions was based on the motions conflicting with the claim construction process, which is a pre-trial motion used in a patent infringement case to define the scope of property right being enforced in the lawsuit.
We also examined whether the temporal limit for binocular rivalry requires form conflict, by employing stimuli that conflict in motion but not form.
Systematically comparing the role of form and motion the processing of which may be assigned to ventral and dorsal visual pathways, respectively reveals that this temporal limit is determined by form conflict rather than motion conflict.
Designers have made advances in detecting pedestrians, street lights and lane markers, as well as in resolving conflicting sensor data and in motion planning to avoid obstacles.
The main goals of therapy, to restore a stable, concentric joint and regain a satisfactory arc of motion, are apparently conflicting, so successful treatment of chronic elbow dislocations is a challenge.
