Here, we have developed a thresholding algorithm, stable count thresholding (SCT), to segment nuclear compartments in confocal laser scanning microscopy image stacks to facilitate objective and quantitative analysis of the three-dimensional organization of these objects using formal statistical methods.
A well-accepted explanation for this result is that people can store a maximum of about four integrated objects in visual short-term memory (VSTM) [1] [7], although the exact capacity seems to depend on stimulus complexity [8] [10] and the organization of objects in the memory array [11], [12].
In 1846 he took issue with Marx over the organization of the Socialist movement, objecting to Marx's authoritarian and centralist ideas.
More, the theoretical framework by Schaeffer was originally aimed at providing a conceptual tool for the organization of sound objects in music com-position, thus linking listening practice to sound manipulation.
Thus, scene learning − and, by extension, episodic memory − requires the integration of information about the spatial organization of visual objects as well as details about their visual properties, characteristics that are associated with the dorsal and ventral visual streams, respectively.
Controlling the spatial organization of such objects could deliver materials with defined chemical and topographical nanoscale features, potentially leading to novel physical properties or integrating several properties in a single material.
In the following sections we present the overall organization of the model through an object-oriented approach where the concepts (e.g. experiments, tasks, parameter sets, and molecular systems) are represented by classes with attributes.
"There is no object beyond discourse … the organization of discourse is the object" (1986: 73).
Together, our findings indicate that both feature and category information are important for the organization of object knowledge although the exact nature of those organization principles is an important question for future research.
Mahon BZ, Caramazza A (2011) What drives the organization of object knowledge in the brain?
