In contrast, the human brain performs at low speed but in parallel rather than in sequence, producing several simultaneous results that can be compared (see also artificial intelligence).
According to Wilk, Flektor's technology applies directly to the backend of 140Fire, as it allows for the scaling of simultaneous results and automatic ad creation.
This test presents simultaneous results across the two zones (low and high unmet need zones) and determines whether the coefficients of the two zones are the same or not.
Some of the conditional and simultaneous results may still exhibit epistatic effects if the two-locus effect size deviates from an additive or multiplicative expectation, and these epistatic effects can also be flagged.
There were four conditions that orthogonally manipulated lexicality (words vs. letterstrings) and delivery format (sequential vs. simultaneous) resulting in a fully balanced 2 (lexicality) × 2 (delivery format) factorial design (both within subjects factors).
If such a "simultaneous event" results in mortality, one could potentially speak of a cause of death "XC".
A comparison of the PCR and galactomannan results revealed simultaneous positive results in six patients, a positive PCR prior to galactomannan testing in 15 patients and a positive galactomannan test prior to PCR in four patients [ 79].
The primary goal of the present research was to determine if filler siphoning theory can explain why simultaneous lineups result in superior performance compared to showups.
But we have yet to discuss the explanation Wetmore et al. (2015) relied on, the diagnostic feature hypothesis (Wixted & Mickes, 2014); the idea that simultaneous lineups result in better performance because they induce greater discriminability.
Whereas the absence of either Rac1 or Rac2 alone had no effect on thymic development, their simultaneous deletion resulted in a developmental arrest, defective positive selection, and enrichment of CD4 CD8– DN thymocytes [ 23, 24].
