This enhances the feature distinction between different objects and augments the inter-class variability.
Aside from the visual and feature distinctions, the underlying CE versions can be used to differentiate WM6.0 from WM 6.1.
Of the two more difficult feature distinctions in Experiment A, shape discrimination was associated with a more consistently negative ERP difference, extending through the entire SN time range.
Instead, he chooses to meet deep in the Irish midlands, in a one-horse town called Longford where the few features of distinction include a hulking cathedral, a rash of fast-food joints, a grubby cinema and a shopping mall.
In rats, one section of the hippocampus codes for individual aspects of physical spaces, whereas another reacts to common features, a distinction that is reflected by different information-processing capacities.
The phonology features a distinction between the length of vowels and whether they are oral or nasal (as in French or Portuguese).
uliginosus, was recognised by Alexander H. Smith and Harry D. Thiers in 1971 on the basis of its microscopic features, a distinction supported by Professor C.B. Wolfe of Pennsylvania State University.
Common features and distinctions in the formation of the microstructure of metallic materials belonging to different classes under HPIB irradiation have been revealed.
Scholarship on everyday aesthetics includes examination of craft practices, which are often pursued in the home where many women continue to work, and to artistic traditions that do not feature a distinction between "fine art" and "craft," such as the cultural traditions of Asia (Saito 2007; Mandoki 2007; Leddy 2012; Light and Smith 2004).
Summarizing, from a premise about self-consciousness, we can infer that the subject must conceptualize her experience so as to feature a distinction between "the subjective route of his experience and the objective world through which it is a route," where the experience of the objective world consists in a rule-governed order of representations (1966: 105).
