Furthermore, unpredictability of prey movement may enhance confusion, but both factors have received insufficient attention from empiricists: undoubtedly because of the difficulty of experimental manipulation in natural systems.
Here, we concentrate on two factors which could enhance the confusion effect: predictability of the motion paths of individuals within a group, and overall group density.
Hall et al.'s stimuli moved predictably, so how patterning and predictability of motion, both relevant factors for many group-living species, moderate or enhance the confusion effect should be investigated.
Bouncing from job to job with a weighted sense of emptiness and confusion, enhanced by an implanted direction of what society wanted me to become, I made a decision to return to education.
This confusion is enhanced by Warren's notion of placing the piece on a turntable, so that the twisting, aspiring forms flit by – literally sculpture in the round – too fast at first to notice that instead of angelic beings what you are looking at is a great squash of bums.
Many subsequent legends developed, and the story of the "invention," or the finding of the cross, enhanced by romances and confusions with other Helens, became a favourite throughout Christendom.
The sense that ambivalence and confusion are not unique to Bobby is enhanced by the cold, austere glitter of David Gallo's set and Thomas C. Hase's superb lighting.
But the decision to rebrand the newly enhanced minimum wage the national living wage has created widespread confusion, not least for those who pay the actual, higher living wage (£9.40 in London and £8.25 elsewhere).
In the proposed scheme, the confusion as well as the diffusion effect is enhanced significantly by utilizing two nonlinear coupling parameters.
It is further argued that 'exceptionalism' has enhanced the stigma associated with HIV infection and led to the confusion between secrecy and confidentiality, and consequently promoting the silence around HIV/AIDS [ 45].
