The perirhinal cortex represents the culmination of this object processing pathway, performing the most complex feature computations required to discriminate confusable objects, especially those with a high degree of visual feature overlap (Bussey and Saksida, 2002; Buckley and Gaffan 2006; Saksida and Bussey, 2010).
The latest, in Zurich, will be one of the largest and most complex yet, featuring collaborations between artists and local organisations and workers.
The phone also has a unique user interface that focuses on many of the music- and media-playing functions and hides most of the complex features.
Speculation that terrorists may have used wireless technology to coordinate the attacks has breathed new life into efforts to monitor even the most arcane and complex features of wireless networks.
Emotions are one of the most complex and most important features that people have.
Most aspects include dynamic and complex features, and simulations were judged to be useful for capturing these and, subsequently, for training.
The most complex model that considers all features is practically identical in performance to the model using only current location and hour of the week.
These features make the C. mesostigmatica nucleomorph genome the most complex nucleomorph genome studied to date, exhibiting features more characteristic of its presumed free-living red algal relatives.
These resources should also allow more researchers to reach the 'tipping point' or critical sample size required to overcome the extent of locus and allelic heterogeneity and small individual genetic effect sizes that are an emerging feature of most complex traits.
And it's remarkable to see how all the principal dancers (most deriving from the Americas and Continental Europe) now exemplify complex features of old British ballet style (the intense use of the torso, the invisible use of the "unbroken" wrist, the attention to long phrasing and unflamboyant line).
