These artifacts are all on display here with more than 1,000 others in the Computer History Museum, billed as "the world's largest museum for the preservation and presentation of the computer revolution and its impact".
The visual feedback consisted of the presentation of a computer cursor which was controlled by the output of one of two different classifiers.
To determine if time is calibrated differentially as a function of perceived animate or inanimate context, here we used interference paradigms in which a timing task was run concurrently with the presentation of different computer-graphics characters in the background.
The amount of time expended on PowerPoint, the Microsoft presentation program of computer-generated charts, graphs and bullet points, has made it a running joke in the Pentagon and in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Calls for increasing a high level retention of information and audience understanding using projections of images, white slate for writing, handouts to supplement the oral presentation, and graphics of computer to describe realistic details.
Other factors are related to the protocol, like the physical model, i.e., the nature of objects and actions used to present the task [18], the instructions [16], [19], the way of presentation, computer screen vs. real objects [20] or the presence of prior information [19].
Willmont explores the ways in which we are consumed by the digital presentation of our phones, computers and media sources, all on digital dimensions, screens.
Outcome variables adjusted for baseline measurement of outcome variable, practice computer system and method of presentation of risk (chart or computer) Intensity of prescribing of blood pressure lowering drugs also increased within both groups during the six months of follow up (Table 4).
The production of computer presentations, transmission via e-mail, and ease of printing are benefits that digital imaging brings to the modern microscopist.
In 2003, the psychologist Ian Skurnik and several of his colleagues asked senior citizens to sit through a computer presentation of a series of health warnings that were randomly identified as either true or false — for example, "Aspirin destroys tooth enamel" (true) or "Corn chips contain twice as much fat as potato chips" (false).
