That's where researchers often use methods like "occupancy grids," in which many measurements are incorporated into one specific representation of the 3-D world.
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The SD may induce a more specific representation of the temporally proximal infusion, leaving the SD more susceptible to evoking recollection of the devalued cocaine.
It could be argued that a similar process may be at work in the spatial domain, whereby the OFC is involved in generating a specific representation of the spatial goal (see Feierstein et al., 2006).
By combining the top down and bottom up information during search, our brain gets a clear view of the conspicuous items (both in terms of cognitive relevance and feature saliency) and their location becoming able to build up an internal, task specific, representation of the scene [ 4– 6].
First, behavioral studies show that ants, bees, wasps, rodents and humans navigate the visual environment on the basis of view-specific representations of the scene [1] [10].
This evidence is further supported by our searchlight decoding analyses that reveal a cluster in the right postcentral sulcus that extends into posterior PCG, that is, area 2. In any case, these analyses imply that there is fine-grained information within the finger-specific representations of the somatosensory cortices that permits decoding of visual images of familiar object categories.
The MATLAB data mining toolboxes [41] are selected for traffic situation recognition because of the portability and domain specific representations of MATLAB programme [42], and the simple efficient interface between the MATLAB signal processing and the USRP receiving platform [43 47].
As discussed below, the posterior HF might support more specific representations of context (e.g., remembering the exact location in which a specific item was imagined in the bedroom) in a more time-limited way.
The third part presents a picture of an individual who is a specific representation of what the author conceives as a general condition.
