These claims of hyper-specificity of priming to sensory and perceptual attributes of stimuli arose from research on repetition priming with words showing substantial effects due to study-test manipulations of font size and type [11] [15], display orientation [11], [16], presentation modality [10], [17], [18], or presentation voice [19] [21].
The properties of the quaternion group space encourage a novel presentation of orientation statistics, simpler to interpret than the usual methods of texture representation.
In the second, third and fourth stimulus presentation blocks, orientation still varied randomly (blockwise randomization), but the contrast within each block was fixed: in the second block to low contrast only, in the third block to medium contrast only, and in the fourth block to high contrast only (Fig. 1A, "low", "medium" and "high contrast").
For example, Dux and Harris [16] have shown that when multiple objects are presented one after another in the same spatial location for 100 ms each (rapid serial visual presentation [RSVP]), orientation costs are incurred for objects that are selected and encoded for report (targets), but not for the ignored distractors.
DC are most important in antigen presentation and orientation of the T cell immune response.
Close to one third of the students found that the professionalism presentations and orientation week were ineffective.
Several training approaches were reported, including didactic presentations during staff orientation, online learning, presentations at departmental in-services and conferences, and one-to-one training by peers.
Indeed, Robinson and Wilson [34] failed to induce plasticity in female guppies with different food presentations (different orientations and positions in the water column).
It was proposed that EPM presentation and topological orientation might in turn control mitotic spindle axis orientation [4].
The one presentation from freshman orientation that stands out in my mind was during the last day, when one presenter discussed how to stay safe and navigate college -- in the heterosexual sense: how to stay unique, how to make sure that you pass your classes while crossing new frontiers and how to get along with people whom you might not always like.
We approached students entering Year 3 of the Griffith University Medical Program in 2010 through a presentation at their orientation session and invited them to participate in the study.
