Moreover, rats and other standard laboratory animals have solved similarly abstract discriminations, for example, of temporal duration.
In Model 4 we test the impact of temporal duration on income-sharing.
If it does not have elements of temporal duration, and so does not have the absurd consequences which Kenny suggests, then what exactly is divine timeless eternity?
Certain contemporary writers, such as Eleonore Stump, Norman Kretzmann, and Brian Leftow, who have defended the idea of divine timelessness, have sought to modify this stark picture by insisting that God's timeless eternity has some of the features of temporal duration.
While not following Augustine all the way to the mind-dependence of other times, we can concede that the perception of temporal duration is crucially bound up with memory.
The uncertainty associated with the duration of each time-quantum results in frequencies of temporal duration ranging from 13.4 Hz to 40.5 Hz.
Pöppel tells us that Ernst Mach, who had an interest in the discrimination of different temporal durations: 'observed that there is no experience of duration for intervals that are shorter than 40 msec.
where t m is the m th sample of the temporal duration of the partial i (whose length is l i, in samples).
This task could be accomplished by network oscillations [30], [65]: periodic inhibition could format the continuous stream of incoming synaptic events in blocks of fixed temporal duration, by driving the neuron to a restricted portion of its state space at each peak of the total inhibitory drive [66].
Abnormalities in the temporal durations of the segments between detections or of the intervals between waves in the ECG, as well as their relative heights, serve to expose and distinguish cardiac dysfunction.
