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The transients are detected based on the magnitude of this error to activate the APC.
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Based on the neuroscience evidence reviewed here above, we surmised response errors to activate these three main components of the salience network, but at different latencies following error commission.
If you're trying to upgrade your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch to iOS 5 this afternoon, there's a pretty good chance that it isn't going to go smoothly: Twitter is currently teeming with complaints that users are suffering from an "internal error" as iTunes attempts to activate each device.
It can be hypothesized that the changes in brain activity among regular readers immediately following training are initially at the level of the stimulus perception, as their performance is basically automatic (see the amplitudes of the CRN component) and there is almost no need for them to activate the error detection monitoring system (as there is a low amount of errors).
In the metaanalysis, interesting differences are visible: pre-response conditions activate predominantly the superior AIC, whereas post-response conditions (errors and negative feedback) seem to activate the AIC to a larger extent with maxima in the inferior AIC (Table 1).
The start was peppered by errors – handling and kicking – presenting both teams with early opportunities to activate the scoreboard.
These deficits may be associated with failures to activate adaptive control processes, resulting in occasional future errors.
(To activate: scroll, select, click).
Time to activate the PODs.
I reached up to activate the roof.
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