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The corollary of this point, though, is that conceptual-narrow tuning is not particularly useful for selecting, retrieving, or categorizing conceptual information at the level of more general superordinate categories, nor is it useful for distinguishing among different examples of the same type of object that differ solely in stimulus form properties.

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During class, students should investigate different examples of the artifacts, and learn about who made these objects and what they were used for, and plan their "replicas".

Comparison of the sets of mutated genes from different examples of the same tumour will show which mutations are coincidences, and which are causes.

THE DeLorean Car Show this weekend in Gettysburg, Pa., will probably bring out many different examples of the much beloved stainless steel car, from pristine restorations to the requisite B.T.T.F.

They also plan on having different examples of the latest 3D glasses as well, showing off the latest from RealD.

Subjects were tested with three types of pairings: two totally different objects; an object and a different example of the same type of object (e.g. two different remote controls); and an object and a slightly altered version (e.g. a cup that is either full or half-full).

The system also has a 'similar slides' feature where faculty can attach links to other slides and students can easily see a different example of the same tissue or structure.

Many different examples of polyspecificity and the structural mechanisms were discussed, and the group concluded that polyspecificity is a general, inherent feature of TCR and antibody recognition.

I've tasted more than 3000 different examples of Barolo over the past ten years and have written more than a dozen articles on these wines, as well as a book on the wines and foods of the region.

His book is at once a grand survey of critters, from bacteria to puffer fish to octopus, to bats, to macaques and dolphins, all revealing in their own ways different examples of evolutionary convergence: the tendency of evolution to reinvent adaptations independently over and over again.