Each posited that the blue-collar Democratic constituency rooted in the New Deal had grown increasingly conservative, alienated from "big government".
Overall, 616 different scenarios – each positing a different connectivity network derived from the data – were simulated, with each such scenario being run for 10,000 realizations by replaying a sequence of the 265,000 thirty-second time slots in the study period.
In the OOO task, our ideal observer model entertained three hypotheses, each positing that two of the displayed stimuli were noisy realizations of the same underlying face which was sampled from the subjective distribution, while the third, the odd one out, was a noisy realization of another face, corresponding to another sample from the subjective distribution.
In his latest article, published in our Spring 2019 issue, Shani King traces the strengths and infirmities of past and present ICA frameworks and the different national goals embodied in each, and posits that ICA and immigration law should not be thought of as discrete issues, but indeed as two sides of the same coin, embodying the same national stressors and overarching goals.
Edited by Tyson Miller, each essay posits an innovative -- but eminently doable -- solution to our country's most challenging problems.
Each theory posits a unique selection pressure to drive the evolution of imprinted expression.
Each item posits a statement that has to be rated on a 5-point scale varying from 'strongly disagree' to 'strongly agree' or 'never' to 'always'always
For all the fierce fighting in Clinton's battle with Obama eight years ago, their differences were slim; each was positing a mainstream Democratic point of view that skewed little from the past.
The battle for Virginia governor has taken on pronounced national overtones in its final hours, with each side positing the election as a referendum on one of two issues at center stage in American politics: the implementation of the health care law and the government shutdown last month.
Each hypothesis posited that one of the faces was a sample from the subject's subjective distribution, with some potential perceptual noise added, while the other face came from another distribution (here assumed to be uniform; see also Figure S1 and the Supplemental Experimental Procedures for a decision theoretic rationale).
Bloom suspects that the Jewishness of these figures "consists in their intense obsession with interpretation" and posits each as a polarity of that Jewish obsession: Freud as the champion of interpretability, Kafka of tantalizing opacity.
