In addition, all of the items on the TMA were coded by two authors (SMW, KA) and two expert geoscientists, for whether each item was more likely to require knowledge about elevation information (i.e., elevation items) or knowledge about shape information (i.e., shape items).
This step can be realized without the exact knowledge of elevation angle.
These results appear to confirm a recent investigation that supported the benefit of β-alanine ingestion on military personnel (Hoffman et al. 2014), and are consistent with current knowledge regarding elevations in muscle carnosine content.
This phenomenon demonstrates that the subjects were able to learn the correspondence between frequency response characteristics with the modified pinnae and sound from different elevations and used the knowledge to guide elevation detection.
Two skills are fundamental for successful map usage: (1) knowledge of how elevation information about the terrain is encoded using contour lines (i.e., elevation information); and (2) an understanding of how the two-dimensional contour patterns on a topographic map align to three-dimensional structures in the real world (i.e., shape information).
Unlike ILD and ITD, the spectral cue needs prior knowledge to provide elevation information.
Luckily for Shuhao (and for us, as Mr. Chang is a singularly inexpressive lead), he meets Xiaochuan (Li Xiaochuan), an older, more seasoned rider whose knowledge of fluctuating elevations and hairpin bends proves invaluable.
The relation between HbA1c and retinal circulatory parameters must be interpreted with the knowledge that acute elevations [ 2, 7] or coincident high levels [ 2, 3] of blood glucose increase retinal blood flow, by increasing blood speed.
(SEEK stands for Search for Education, Elevation and Knowledge).
Her mother is the associate dean for student development and the director of the search for education, elevation and knowledge department at York College in Jamaica, Queens.
