This idea was inspired by the early observation of reliance patterns (lexical vs. non-lexical) even in a population of skilled readers [57].
Science and art share a reliance on patterns, said Amilcare Porporato, the Thomas J. Wu '94 Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering and professor of civil and environmental engineering and the Princeton Environmental Institute.
They are unprepared because you can never predict the future extreme event from a narrow reliance on the pattern of the last, past extreme event.
Most importantly, their reliance on primitive patterns rather than semantic abstractions mean they lack our own external world knowledge to perform disambiguation using information outside that image.
If the ability to perform this is reduced due to lack of connectivity, it would help explain the social deficit of autism and the reliance on stereotyped patterns of behaviour (Just et al, 2004).
We believe that it is important to decrease students' reliance on the patterns and expected ratios of Mendelian genetics to solve all genetic problems and to provide rich opportunities to explore gene expression, epigenetics, environmental stimuli, and signal transduction among other topics.
The prevalence of Zn deficiency in developing countries is similar to that of Fe deficiency, since the same dietary pattern, a reliance on polished rice with minimal dietary diversity, contributes to both ([Black et al. 2008]).
As is evident from the map, a pattern of reliance primarily on public-sector sources is predominant across Africa, with several notable exceptions (Nigeria, Somalia, and Uganda).
Crucially, prior research shows similar patterns of reliance on harm caused for both blame judgments and punishment judgments1.
Some of his concerns are reasonable, such as questioning whether the investigation is tainted because of its heavy reliance on analyzing cellphone patterns when several Lebanese telephone employees have been arrested as spies for Israel.
