But the atomistic tendencies of British psychology following Locke spelled difficulty for accounts of intentional content, and many philosophers emphasized features of our emotions that are non-intentional.
Therefore, the combination of narrow band, false color composite images and being able to view the reflectance spectra improves the ability to emphasize features of interest when compared to the earlier broadband methodology where a single infrared reflectogram image was produced.
The chapter emphasizes features developed from the process of liquefaction, which is the transformation of a granular material from a solid state into a liquefied state as a consequence of increased pore-water pressure.
We conclude that such results (1) argue for using intensive focused therapy of language impairment in neurodegenerative disorders, (2) may constitute a good model of brain plasticity in neuro-degenerative disorders in general, and (3) support theories of phonological processing emphasizing temporal features of the auditory signal.
Military officials have sought to emphasize the rights granted to tribunal defendants, like the presumption of innocence, and seem baffled by complaints and news reports that emphasize the features of the proceedings that fall short of the standards of American justice.
Taking advantage of Mega's (Tamura et al. 2011; Tamura et al. 2007) great tree visualization capacities including subtree flipping and swapping (to rotate branches), rooting tool, clock calibration, and different ways to visualize trees (topology only, traditional, circle, etc)., we emphasized two features of the tree that help to correct these misconceptions.
The balance specific activities were designed to emphasize different features of balance function.
Using different image modalities, clinicians can emphasize the features of a particular anatomic structure of a tissue.
We designated enlarged crypts with large openings, and small crypts with narrow openings as c-type and d-type, respectively, to emphasize specific features of cACF and dACF (Fig. 1B).
Philosophers who take concepts to be senses particularly emphasize this feature of senses.
