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Distinct representations of olfactory information in different cortical centres.

Schwoebel, J. & Coslett, H. B. Evidence for multiple, distinct representations of the human body.

This dissociation establishes two distinct representations of spatial coordinates, supported by imaging results, and we ask whether spatial attention directs resources to the perceived location of an attended target or to its physical location, where a saccade would land.

We conclude that the aIPL likely has nearby, but distinct, representations of both manipulation and function knowledge, and thereby may have a broader role in understanding how objects can be used, representing not just physical affordances but also abstract functional criteria such as esthetic value or purpose categories such as decorate.

Forming distinct representations of multiple contexts, places, and episodes is a crucial function of the hippocampus.

In contrast, our experiment compares the use of two distinct representations of such distilled design knowledge: architectural styles vs. structured design spaces.

Each of these patterns can be viewed as conveying a distinct representation of what "truly" happened within AA.

He thinks—if we borrow Leibnizian terminology that our clear and distinct representation of space is singular and immediate.

Unlike the distinct representation of a triangle whereby the intellect distinguishes parts and aspects of the triangle from one another, a sensuous representation is clear but indistinct, that is to say, to have a sensuous representation is to perceive something without intellectually distinguishing its parts or aspects.

In this theory, a code corresponds to a modal or otherwise distinct representation of a concept e.g., "mental images for 'book' have visual, tactual, and other perceptual qualities similar to those evoked by the referent objects on which the images are based" (Clark & Paivio, 1991, p. 152).

Like all heroes, Marley is venerated as an infallible legend of historical memory, occupying a distinct representation of Jamaican iconography as the peace-loving Rastaman, the dub minstrel of ganja-smoking culture.