Each competing representation receives activation from other sources: deliberate attention activates representations of the intended task via 'top-down control' (or 'concentration'); while bottom-up involuntary influences (established emotional processing biases or well-practiced negative habits of thought) activate distracting threat representations.
Random selections are useful as a baseline because they are likely to sample the physical and biological variation within a region and provide a neutral baseline for comparison with representation of biodiversity from deliberate selections [see 55 for discussion].
He adds that "while a more skeptical analyst might be inclined to discount the representation of outcomes, there has been no deliberate obfuscation in our view.
There was no use of Kaplan Meier survival curves, which may have been a deliberate decision, however, their exclusion removed an easily accessible representation of comparative and long-term data.
This was a deliberate strategy to increase numbers to further ensure a strong representation of women in the antenatally depressed group in order to facilitate group comparison and to maximise the ability to detect the multiple risk factors under investigation.
However, existing metabolic imaging data are still ambiguous about whether these category-specific activations reflect processes involved in accessing the semantic representation of the stimuli, or secondary processes such as deliberate mental imagery.
The representation of an object in sensible space means nothing other than the deliberate and conscious representation of muscular sensations thought necessary to reach the object (Poincaré 1902: 82; 1913b: 70).
Since these DNS records are a representation of Cornell's public image, extra oversight is needed to prevent accidental or deliberate defacement of these resources.
The recording process was a deliberate exaggeration of the techniques used by the Beatles in the early 1960s, with a four-track representation of the devices.
With this planar representation, we obtain a visual representation of the global speed-accuracy tradeoff of each participant, whether it is a deliberate strategy (e.g., an individual may globally sacrifice speed for accuracy, or vice-versa) or the result of limited capacities (e.g. an individual's performance is poor overall).
