The aim in doing so is not to model human perception explicitly, but to determine whether human perception – in this case the HK effect – represents a robust solution to the relationship between scenes and images (retinal responses) that must have been experienced by the primary visual cortex during evolution.
While previous experiments on face perception explicitly demonstrated the use of holistic encoding, we investigated the use of analytical processing.
The implication from our study is that there needs to be a wider acceptance by governments that medicines do have a "social origin", and consumers' and providers' perceptions must explicitly be addressed if the ultimate goal of improving access to quality assured, affordable medicines is to be realized.
We show that in simulations in which the adaptive evolution of visual pigments and color perception are explicitly modeled, sensory drive can promote speciation along a short selection gradient within a continuous habitat and population.
We showed for the first time that in simulations in which the adaptive evolution of visual pigments and color perception are explicitly modeled, sensory drive can promote speciation along a short selection gradient within a continuous habitat and population.
We conducted individual-based simulations in which the adaptive evolution of visual pigments and color perception were explicitly modeled to examine whether local adaptation and sensory drive can promote speciation along a short selection gradient within a continuous habitat and population.
Perceived characteristics of the innovation (like abortion, too emotional) and perceived compatibility of the innovation with individual users and systems due to these perceptions must be explicitly addressed in dissemination strategies.
In his treatise "On Objects of Higher Order and Their Relationship to Internal Perception" (1899) Meinong explicitly introduces the distinction between the psychological (mental) content [psychologischer Inhalt] and the object of a representation [Gegenstand einer Vorstellung] — a distinction that he refines and extends (subsequently applying it to all mental acts).
We conclude that context is a pivotal factor influencing the stability of users' perceptions, which must be explicitly addressed in the study of users' product experience.
(Although the adult Stella narrates the story, she slips in and out of the child Stella's formulations and perceptions). My choice, to explicitly have the adult Stella telling the story and commenting overtly on it from her adult perspective, wasn't so much a strategy to solve a problem as part of my vision of Stella's story from the beginning.
