This bilateral field advantage, however, was only observed when four or more items have to be enumerated, thus when the task was sufficiently attentionally demanding.
This account fits well with the present findings, where the bilateral field advantage was observed only when more than four items had to be enumerated, thus when the task was rather demanding in terms of attentional resources.
The phenomena include (1) sign and sentence boundaries and (2) sentence-level linguistic markers which determine the phrase structure: alternative constructions, which refer to conjunctive sentences and enumerations, when the signer enumerates objects (see Section 1 and Figure 1).
But when you have enumerated them all, when you have reduced a horse to his simplest terms, then you no longer define those terms.
In addition these smaller stages are more difficult to enumerate accurately when sampling live fish in a production environment [ 21].
Without enumerating apples, when we want more of them, we can be equally successful in our choices if we merely rely on for example visual surface area instead of abstract concept of numbers.
Rachel tearily enumerated her options: "When I'm with Bryan, I feel like I'm in a fairy tale".
And the new ball is due in 17 - that may well hold the key, not only to the match and series, but the Cook era; sounds ridiculous when enumerated in those terms.
In Footnote Four, the Court stated that it would offer "regulatory legislation affecting ordinary commercial transactions" a heavy presumption of constitutionality, but that "more searching judicial inquiry" might be called for when enumerated rights are infringed or legislation either curtails the operation of the political process or targets "discrete and insular minorities".
