Upon visual inspection of a participant's individual scanpath, it was observed that when no visuomotor flip was required, aged participants engaged in more scanning with the window of the object than the young controls (Figure 2).
For each group size, we identified several possible states depending on the number of individuals engaged in either scanning or foraging activities (i.e. for a group of 4 individuals, we identified 5 group states namely: 0, 1, 2, 3 or 4 individuals scanning).
"We have never engaged in the secret scanning of email traffic like what has been reported today about Yahoo," a Microsoft spokesperson told TechCrunch.
In most of the states targeted, the hackers were engaged in preliminary activities like scanning.
October arrived in 1998, and Gordon Bell went paperless, after hearing from a professor at Carnegie Mellon who was engaged in a project to scan a million books and post them online.
From what I can deduce, Maniello simply engages in the scanning process of his photos, stretching, contracting, and shaking certain parts of the scene.
Experts engaged in the most similar scanning patterns for both whole-brain and independent slice viewing modalities and, in the independent-slice viewing task, these patterns were most similar when experts gave a correct diagnosis.
All the sequences where at least one individual in the group was lying were removed from the analyses and we only considered groups where all individuals were engaged in either foraging or scanning (n = 238,284; mean observation time by group = 13,238 s, range: 7,927 18,090 s, no differences of the observation time between group sizes were found: F3,14 = 1.05, P = 0.40).
Displayed is the classification scheme used for both the engaged and scanning EM datasets in order to isolate the population of particles used to reconstruct the three maps displayed in the manuscript, highlighted in red.
The teenagers' brains were scanned while they engaged in cognitive tasks testing for things like reward sensitivity, processing of emotional and non-emotional cues, and inhibitory control (the ability to regulate one's attention and behavior).
