With these slow steps of improvement, one divides the service creation task in smaller problems in which it is simpler to perceive how automation can be increasingly merged to the overall creation activity.
That is, according to Īśvarasena, knowledge that whatever has H has S comes from the simple failure to perceive something which has H but which does not have S. (See Steinkellner 1993, which draws on Steinkellner 1966).
We tested the hypothesis that using a simple tool to perceive vibrotactile stimuli results in the enhanced processing of visual stimuli presented at the distal, functional part of the tool.
These results show that using a simple tool to locate and to perceive vibrotactile stimuli is accompanied by a shift of spatial attention to the location where the functional part of the tool is used, resulting in enhanced processing of visual stimuli at that location, and decreased processing at other locations.
Communication systems are exposed to two different pressures: a pressure for transmission efficiency, such that messages are simple to produce and perceive, and a pressure for referential efficiency, such that messages are easy to understand with their intended meaning.
To perceive and cultivate difference, to rename, she believes, are simple means of resistance.
Companies are beginning to perceive these costs.
To perceive the Intangible".
During the last few years we have developed PoseView [1, 2], a tool which displays molecular complexes incorporating a simple, easy-to-perceive arrangement of the ligand and the amino acids towards which it forms interactions.
Furthermore, their perceived series often proceeds from simple to complex and often equates highest perceived complexity with most human-like.
The litmus test for social responsibility initiatives is simple: Will consumers perceive the actions to be motivated primarily by self-interest or by an intereself-interest ore of people and the planet?
