What is worse, ancient Egyptian exhibits are presented in isolation from the African continent - essentially, they are de-Africanised.
The problem is that such exhibitions tend to be hagiographic — the individual designer is presented in isolation, as a 'genius.' To some extent, that may be built into the genre.
His return to what looked like pure painting, after more than four decades, surprised everyone, but his subject — the two least expressive human features, presented in isolation on brightly colored areas of canvas, or built out in sculptural relief — was disconcerting in the familiar, Baldessarian ways.
Explains Greg, Colleen is dyslexic and has been frustrated by how information is often presented in isolation.
Had sentences in (2) been presented in isolation, one would have wondered: 'The attack by whom?
Specifically, when faces are presented in isolation (sequentially), there is less pressure to choose the face and a more conservative criterion is adopted.
We are concerned with answering the question of whether the observer is processing each sensor image as efficiently in a multi-sensor context as when presented in isolation.
Based on this criterion, and for the sibilants presented in isolation, the phoneme boundary from to [s] was located somewhere between stimuli 8 and 9 in the continuum.
This threshold was higher than the upper threshold for direction discrimination (left vs. right) of each individual modality when presented in isolation (Experiment 2).
The lack of significance for spatial region may be due to the spacing of the loudspeakers at intervals of 22.5°, which is much greater than localization precision for broadband sounds presented in isolation (Middlebrooks & Green, 1991).
The numerator of Eq. 1 is the integrated hazard function for multiple sources of information presented simultaneously and the denominator is the summation of the integrated hazard functions of performance for each single source presented in isolation.
