Both constructs share cognitive processes of reasoning and information processing, resulting in quite similar items.
Our data suggest that primary estimates of speech content are determined by a physiological process that takes input from both visual and auditory processing, resulting in greater sensitivity than would be possible if initially independent audio and visual estimates were formed and then subsequently combined.
All of our perceptual experiences are informed by this kind of processing, resulting from context and previous knowledge.
These machines then contribute their unused hard drive and disk space to a particularly complicated job, like scientific research or data processing, resulting in drastic improvements in processing speed.
We recently showed that visual crowding can be used as a sensitive measure of changes in visual processing, resulting from involvement of the saccadic eye movement system.
We demonstrate that ligand binding to an aptamer integrated into the miRNA basal segments inhibits Drosha processing, resulting in titratable control over gene silencing.
A decrease in translation of RPS28 mRNA blocks pre-18S ribosomal RNA processing, resulting in a reduction in the number of 40S ribosomal subunits.
Learners, generating pictures, however, seem to have less cognitive resources available for essential and generative processing, resulting in reduced comprehension.
The sound effect is evaluated using time frequency signal processing, resulting in a quantitative visualization by spectrograms.
This suggests that the learning of the interference classification tasks after day-1 may have instantiated additional nights of sleep-dependent processing, resulting in memory improvements for task-A after interference learning and sleep.
Insufficient feature overlaps across images is a common shortcoming in post-flight image processing resulting in the failure of 3D reconstruction.
