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This paper presents the architecture details and measurement results of the prototype multichannel ASIC implementing a dual-stage charge sensitive processing chain based on a Time-over-Threshold technique.

They all have proved to have serious limitations that seem to be tied to their particular ways of implementing variable binding (syntactic structure) and structure sensitive processing.

Thus, convergent evidence indicates that the P1 reflects cortical activity implicated in early feature detection, which contributes to face sensitive processing indexed by the N170.

More importantly, there is a strong similarity between the red and blue sensitive components of the surface VEP (Figure 4) despite the fact that the underlying afferent neural circuitry for red and blue sensitive processing is very different [2].

Briefly, speckle variance OCT is an inter-frame vascular detection technique that unlike phase sensitive processing is not affected by Doppler angle or the flow velocity.

The ∆F508 mutation leads to a temperature sensitive processing defect that results in biosynthetic arrest of the ∆F508-CFTR protein in the immature, partially glycosylated form (band B) retained in the endoplasmic reticulum (ER).

Instead, they insist that human cognition is symbolic, and that cognitive processes are sensitive to the structure of symbols in the brain: the very richness of cognition requires a system of mental representations within which there are syntactically complex symbols and structure-sensitive processing.

On the Classical view, the cognitive mind is best understood on the model of a digital computer that (i) uses symbolic representations that have a combinatorial syntax and semantics, and (ii) manipulates these representations following structure-sensitive processing rules.

Experiment 1 shows number-sensitive processing in superior parietal cortex.

In contrast, processing symbolic quantities more strongly activates a pathway that does not rely on this intermediate number-sensitive processing stage.

In 70% of patient alleles, loss of Phe508 (∆F508) leads to a temperature-sensitive processing defect in the CFTR protein (reviewed in ref. 8).