Two non-identical neutral faces were used to minimise potential effects of repetition blindness (i.e., reduced ability to detect the second of two identical items in a RSVP stream; Kanwisher, 1987).
When individuals screen a larger number of neighbours (indicating a larger range of repetition) for potential manoeuvres of danger, we expected the speed of the wave to increase.
In the present study, the effects of expectations on novelty processing were investigated using event-related potentials, while controlling for the effect of repetition.
There are several potential benefits to maintaining a temporal code of repetition information at the level of AAF.
Using CytoPatch™ 2 automated patch-clamp equipment, we performed whole-cell recordings in HEK293 cells stably expressing human Nav1.5, and measured the late Na + component as average current over the last 100 ms of 300 ms depolarizing pulses to -10 mV from a holding potential of -100 mV, with a repetition frequency of 0.33 Hz.
The government is worried about a potential repetition of what happened when sanctions were imposed on Iran, which led in 2010 to the temporary shutdown of the North sea's Rhum field, co-owned by BP and the state-owned National Iranian Oil Company.
The number of neighbours that an individual scanned for a potential escape manoeuvre is labelled as the range of repetition, RangeRep (Table 1).
To that end, in addition to the potential reasons this matter is not moot that the government identifies, this matter also is not moot because it is capable of repetition, yet evading review," Zwillinger wrote.
When we consider how questions about long-term stability are further heightened by the potential for international repetition of work that may in the long-term render some biobanks as duplicates and unnecessary we recognise the importance of this type of planning.
How important was the sense of repetition?
