Conjunction-preferred regions are defined as those in which conjunction-task activity was greater than both color and angle single-task activity.
Conjunction-least-preferred regions are defined as those in which conjunction-task activity was suppressed in relation to color and angle single-task activity.
Our finding that later activity in extrastriate cortex is lower in conjunction than single tasks suggests that, once an integrated representation has been created, top-down inhibitory signals are transmitted from the DLPFC (in which conjunction-preferred activity is elicited early and sustained throughout the trial period), via the parietal cortex, back to temporo-occipital cortex.
Then by the weak PSR there is a world in which this conjunction of p1 and r possibly has an explanation.
Glass panels, for example, are widely used in the construction of domes, roofs, façades or frameworks in which, in conjunction with metallic bearing structures, they allow the realization of fascinating buildings.
We previously proposed a two-process model, in which the conjunction of cell differentiation and cell movement during development sculpts the joint morphology of the adult Drosophila tarsus (distal leg) (Tajiri et al., 2010) (Fig. 1A).
But clearly, moving to languages in which infinite conjunctions and disjunctions are freely allowed, the restrictions would vanish.
All its computers now include a built-in antenna which, in conjunction with a networking card, can exchange data with a small base station plugged into a broadband Internet connection up to 45 metres (150 feet) away.
Γ is a probabilistic assignment P≥1, in which γ is a conjunction of propositional 3-clauses.
However, the present study describes a novel aspect of the cytoprotective role of Hsp70, in which it functions in conjunction with CHIP against oxidative stress-induced cell death.
In vitro reconstitution experiments led to models in which SM proteins, in conjunction with additional SNARE cofactors, functionally oppose Sec17 and Sec18 activity (Mima et al., 2008; Stroupe et al., 2009; Xu et al., 2010; Ma et al., 2013).
