Sometimes the right prefrontal cortex, usually involved in explicit-timing estimates, is activated for implicit estimates, for instance, when an event does not occur as soon as expected: a traffic light stays red for longer than foreseen.
In directly manipulating angular declination, we replicated WOL, in that we found that explicit estimates of width were affected by a change in angular declination, but we also found that implicit estimates of perceived distance (thrown distance) showed reliable effects, whereas verbal estimates showed only a trend.
This has kept domestic timber prices below world levels, providing forestry firms with an implicit subsidy estimated at over $2 billion a year, but also encouraging them to use logs inefficiently.
Other parts of the brain may be involved in implicit-timing estimates: for example, the left parietal cortex, which manages intended movement, and the left premotor cortex, which plans and organises movement.
One is a technique that the authors have used in the past to estimate implicit de facto weights when the hypothesis is a basket peg with little flexibility.
Though redacted in later court documents filed by plaintiffs in support of the settlement, an expert hired by the plaintiff quoted that the changes have the estimated implicit value to the plaintiffs of $103.2 million.
The alternate design, 'orthogonal', uses implicit zero prior estimates and maintains orthogonality across attribute levels and also follows the same by Bliemer and Rose [7].
The remarkable feature of DITF is its ultra-wide bandwidth (from 25too 100 MHz) and implicit redundancy for estimating VHF source locations (Mardiana et al. 2000; Morimoto et al. 2004).
This image portrays the areas of most time spent by the animal, with the spatial precision of estimates implicit in the spread of time-spent density.
