So those in publishing should pick their collective chins up off the floor and realize that the future couldn't be brighter, as soon as we recognize that digital technology is the modern-day equivalent of color printing and faster presses, and that the thing that feeds the new machine is the same thing that fed the old one: imagination.
President Obama just held a blindingly fast press conference on open government, which probably left most citizens scratching their heads in confusion over one of his geekier executive obsessions.
("Sickening," is how Democratic presidential candidate Chris Dodd of Connecticut, in a fast press release).
In the fast press schedules we introduced a covert minimum frequency target, defined by the inverse of three consecutive inter-press intervals (3 IPIs, 4 presses), which increased across sessions from 0 Hz to a maximum of 4.5 Hz.
(B ) Joint distribution of the frequency (log scale) for all individual IPIs, in the first, middle and last session of the fast press schedules, for all the 20 animals.
(A ) Schematic of the training protocol, starting with magazine habituation and CRF training in the first 2 days, followed by 3 days of the fast press schedules (S1 S9) where we introduce an increasingly higher covert target, defined as the inverse of the sum of three consecutive inter-press intervals (IPIs).
If the yarn is smooth and flat, a fast press is permissible but do not do this for any fluffy or bumpy yarn and never with synthetic threads or yarns.
When mass literacy, fast presses and cheap paper created a revolutionary increase in the number of books, libraries, built larger buildings to house them and developed card catalogues to locate them.
If both length and frequency are relevant, mice should generate long sequences with occasional fast presses.
This scenario should predict that fast presses can take place anywhere in the sequence.
