We observed three stages in visual information processing 1) iconic memory with unlimited capacity, 2) a four seconds lasting fragile VSTM store with a capacity that is at least a factor of two higher than 3) the robust and capacity-limited form of VSTM.
So, contrary to dogmatic views of VSTM as a robust and capacity-limited store that is able to retain information as long as subjects concentrate on the task at hand, VSTM seems to exhibit gradations of robustness, depending on the amount of attention that is allocated to it.
In this paper, a new, robust, and high-capacity watermarking method that is based on spatiofrequency (SF) representation is presented.
A variant of the above method led to a robust and high-capacity image watermarking algorithm using the discrete evolutionary transform (DET) calculated by the Gabor expansion to represent an image in the joint T-F domain [70].
"As with any other things, what China does has an impact on the whole world and China is contributing to the reduction in the cost of wind in two ways: "One being the most important market in the world with large deployments and, second, with a very robust and active manufacturing capacity".
Sensitive and high-resolution techniques used in clinical metabolomics, such as nuclear magnetic resonance, gas chromatography mass spectrometry, and liquid chromatography mass spectrometry, are sensitive and robust and have the capacity to process large volumes of data from population studies (1, 2).
Nevertheless, each system has the exciting and robust capacity to model human colon cancer, facilitating a better and more rapid understanding of its etiology and providing new opportunities for developing and rapidly testing novel therapies.
In this work we report synthetic adhesins (SAs) that allow the rational design of robust and specific adhesion capacities to E. coli.
Policy makers should design, in close cooperation with regulators and system operators, efficient and robust transmission capacity allocation procedures for cross-border reserve markets.
Despite the robust healing capacity and the currently available healing adjuncts, 5 10% of fractures show either delay in healing or complete failure to adequately heal.
Bone is unique in that under sufficient physiological conditions with appropriate mechanical stabilization, it has robust regenerative capacity and heals in a scarless manner.
