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Post hoc analyses of the peak voxels (Fig.  4) revealed that within all 3 brain regions repeated processing of scene images led to decreased HRs under placebo (i.e., novelty effect), and importantly this novelty effect was diminished by levodopa (no difference between HR to novel and very familiar items) and reversed by galantamine (stronger HR to very familiar items vs. novel items).

This repeated processing causes our app to use more battery than intended.

Then, the PH network is trained for repeated processing of the bad route fragments.

Furthermore, the sample PSPU-15 possessed good reprocessing ability, retaining the tensile strength of 2.66−2.40 MPa after repeated processing.

Repeated processing of the materials can also lead to retrieval-induced facilitation for other materials and enhanced transfer of learning (Chan, McDermott, & Roediger, 2006; Rohrer, Taylor, & Sholar, 2010).

Our proposed estimation method does complexity estimation with simple profilers or calculations by using the characteristic of multimedia content requiring the repeated processing of similar calculations.

We have demonstrated repeated photolithographic processing on PS films that is compatible with CMOS processes; however, for complete CMOS integration, a different metallisation may be required to avoid use of Cr/Au.

Third, we repeated the "double processing" on a selection of higher quality adult data collected from two more modern eyetrackers the Tobii TX300 and the Eyelink 1000 and compared the performance of our new algorithms with those of the manufacturer-supplied algorithms (Fig.  13 and Table  2).

Repeated batch processing of sucrose-raffinose mixtures shows the suitability of biocatalyst for continuous processing.

Steps 1 to 3 are repeated until processing is completed for the entire image.

A longer FFT length provides a more accurate frequency resolution and limits the increase in computation time due to repeated FFT processing, but results in an increased memory requirement.