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The cumulative semantic cost describes a phenomenon in which picture naming latencies increase monotonically with each additional within-category item that is named in a sequence of pictures.

To ensure that these findings could be generalised from the detection of categorical condition-specific differences to continuous variables, we additionally analysed a model for experiment 1 in which picture onset was modelled by a single stimulus function for both conditions, and picture type and linear habituation effects were modelled as parametric modulators.

That will nibble into what has been a waiting period of roughly four months in which pictures play exclusively in theaters before their release in home entertainment formats.

Emiliano Granado is interested in what photography looks like — not the final product but the process and the context in which pictures are taken.

Working with the Aperture designer Wendy Byrne and others, she helped usher in a more flexible, magazine-influenced design approach, in which pictures might be reproduced across two pages and combined with text.

Moving a rhododendron and tucking in tulips can feel a little like a grown-up version of playing with Colorforms, in which pictures are made with reusable plastic stickers.

In a play in which pictures go missing and mundane items are mislaid, the ghostly atmosphere of the piece has been enhanced by the furniture starting to play up.

Although the Spaniards destroyed most pre-conquest examples of these books, in which pictures were painted on deerskin or on the bark of the fig tree, a few survive to provide information on genealogies, almanacs, tributes and calendars.

Her photo spreads, Lubben writes, were often laid out like a book of paper dolls, in which pictures of the cavalier in trousers and leather were juxtaposed with pictures of the well-bred lady in a long skirt, a fur wrap, a girlish middy, or an evening gown, her arms full of flowers.

Participants learned S-R mappings in which pictures of faces and places were paired with either left or right hand finger responses.

This pattern was replicated in Experiment 3 in which pictures and words were named along with their gender marked definite determiner, and were intermingled within the same experimental design.