In the inhibition of return (IOR) literature, an influential theory related the notion of IOR with foraging in visual search [33], [34], implying that attention moves from item to item, and that IOR reduces the probability of returning to a previously inspected location.
We speculate that the reduced accumulation rate of return saccades may reflect the system having learned, over the course of its lifetime, that it is highly unlikely that a recently inspected location turns out to be behaviourally relevant in the next instant (Anderson et al., 2008).
Authorities say they are taking other measures such as increasing insecticide fumigation and sending officers to inspect locations where mosquitoes might breed.
Carpetless floors, white walls with blacked out windows, and blank columns tend to reflect light with the most pizzazz, and she spent months inspecting locations over FaceTime with Bristol Biennial organizers before settling on The Pithay.
For the individual nanochromosomes in figure 2 we inspected the locations of the telomere-stripped reads and determined the most frequent location of the mapped stripped ends, and the number of reads in close proximity (∼100-bp window) for this location by eye.
We will return to this issue later after having inspected the locations of different moods.
We also visually inspected the locations of several of the LRH-1 binding sites with respect to neighboring FXR binding peaks, using peak distribution tracks in the UCSC genome browser.
Inhibition of Return (IOR) refers to longer response times (RTs) when processing information from an already inspected spatial location.
Karl Stine, an environmental health specialist with the Ocean County Department of Health, inspected the location Friday morning and told The Asbury Park Press that "everything checked out" and he found no problems.
Later in June, the Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army, George Washington, inspected the location and determined that the area was the key to defense of the lower Hudson.
