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View-dependent representations support the primary mechanism of place recognition in animals: a view-matching 'snapshot' system.
We found that our mobile learning experience and its external representations supported the following: (a) engagement in deep learning in the natural setting as evidenced by coordinating decisions with photographic evidence; (2) use of procedural or tactical strategies to approach the problem; and (3) use of real-time decision making strategies about tree life cycles.
Fanizzi et al. [11] introduced the DL-FOIL system that is adapted to concept learning for DL representations supporting the OWL DL language.
The distributed time representation supports the multiple mechanism hypothesis, which predicts that multiple neural systems support timing function and these systems are flexibly engaged depending on task requirements44.
This paper presents a simple and novel structure representation supporting the assembly and disassembly planning of electromechanical products.
These findings highlight the relations between interoceptive and exteroceptive body-representations, supporting the view that these two kinds of awareness are linked and interact with each other.
The multi-level representation supports the bi-directional and opportunistic strategies of UI designers by enabling easy retrieval of cases at a focused abstraction level and strategy-compatible navigation to related design cases at other levels.
They argue that this capacity emerges from a representation of critical relations among items in memory, and that such a relational representation supports the ability to make inferences and generalizations from memory, and to manipulate and flexibly express memory in countless ways.
From these two dyadic representations, the SAM could form a triadic representation supporting the three-way relationship for CP ('He/she sees that I see X').
Moreover, the equivalent scaling of immediate and delayed reaches during masked trials indicates that a persistent sensory-based representation supports the unconscious and metrical scaling of memory-guided reaching.
Moreover, by precluding the specification of a movement parameter during the delay interval used here, we establish that a persistent sensory (i.e., visual) representation supports the unconscious and metrical scaling of memory-based actions.
