This incremental grouping process has a limited capacity, is time consuming, and corresponds to the spread of object-based attention across the representation of a perceptual object.
This incremental grouping process corresponds to the spread of object-based attention over a homogeneous region of the texture (Ben-Shahar, Scholl, & Zucker, 2007).
Thus, while base grouping maps onto preattentive processing, incremental grouping maps onto attentive processing, and the spread of an enhanced neuronal activity in the visual cortex corresponds to the spread of object-based attention in psychology (Fig. 4c).
Relevant issues include robust search [12], pollution prevention (i.e., inhibiting the spread of unwanted objects), secure data storage, and data confidentiality.
Though such a task can theoretically be accomplished with physical manipulatives, it would be logistically expensive and taxing, requiring the purchasing and space for spreading out thousands of objects in the classroom, ample time, and a great degree of patience from students.
The temporal spread of light inside translucent objects is finished within 1 ns; hence, our sub-nanosecond estimation has an advantage.
Both the fan and the bar theorem allow the intuitionist to use induction along certain well-founded sets of objects called spreads.
Thus, while the FIT suggests that processing delays are caused by shifts of the attentional spotlight from one object to the next, the IGT holds that delays are also caused by the time-consuming spread of attention within the object representations (Houtkamp et al., 2003).
At 15.0 and 24.0 μm, all different types of objects are widely spread over the luminosity range and it is hard to distinguish the most luminous group.
