This is consistent with the behavioral findings of Laws et al. [39], who showed that healthy participants were faster at performing a sentence-verification task with associative-functional (i.e. motor) attributes as opposed to visual attributes, possibly because the former category is characterized by a more extensive and complex cortical representation than the latter.
The show that follows, adapted from a more extensive survey called "Corpus Christi: Representations of Christ in Photography 1855-2002" that Nissan Perez curated for the Israel Museum, is not for the evangelical or the excessively pious.
The Psychosocial Values Questionnaire – PVQ-24 (Pereira et al. 2004a) was part of a more extensive instrument about the social representations of buying habits.
Generalised representations are more extensive than 'snapshots' at a particular time and enable the agent to anticipate the future (of delayed sensory trajectories) and represent hidden states in real time that is, representations that are synchronised with the external events.
The adviser cited concerns about a lack of "more extensive due diligence" and said the "level of independent representation on the board is insufficient," according to Bloomberg News.
Germonprez et al. [13] proposed a more extensive list with nine principles: task setting, recognizable components, recognizable conventions, outward representation, metaphor, tools, methods, functional characteristics and user representation.
This result is consistent with our key prediction that processing demands will increase in left temporal regions for later nonword points, reflecting a more extensive match between the accumulating speech input and stored lexical representations.
This study complements the strong representation of the Anthocoridae (sensu lato) and Pentaomidae in the taxonomic coverage of the work of Jung et al. [8] by providing greater representation of the aquatic Heteroptera and Lygaeoid families, and a more extensive treatment of the important family Miridae.
However, in comparison with existing maps of macaque auditory cortex, activations in human auditory cortex reveal more extensive activations in non-tonotopic regions that are lateral and posterior to the tonotopic representations.
