The idea -- the scientists' prediction -- was that as information about alien categories was passed down from generation to generation, with errors and omissions, the initially random associations would evolve into simpler and more structured form -- that is, into stereotypes.
Here, we focus on omission-related responses to illustrate the basic nature of predictive coding of hierarchically structured sensory dynamics.
We realize that Selwyn's life has been structured by repression, mimicked in this regard by Sebald's writing, which is similarly structured by omission.
Van Lamsweerde (2009) identified fourteen common types of defects in requirements specification: Omission; Contradiction; Inadequacy; Ambiguity; Opacity; Noise; Unintelligibility, Unmeasurability; Overspecification; Unfeasibility; Poor structuring; Forward Reference, Remorse and Poor modifiability.
Any doubts concerning structures resulted in omission from our dataset.
You will lose some familiarity with your work, and much more easily be able to spot mistakes, omissions, poor sentence structure etc.
Omissions will be numerous, the structure of the data will vary, and it will be difficult to determine which groups of people are over- or under-represented in the data.
In the case of silicateins (serine protease), these omissions are explained by the difference in the structure of the catalytic centre from cysteine cathepsins.
Freund-schaft brings to light omissions, conjunctions, and the debates that make up the larger structure of feelings, and makes particulars inextricable from a life-woven net.
Beyond missing Enron's accounting errors and omissions, the Enron report said, the firm also "participated in the structuring and accounting treatment" of some of Enron's transactions with partnerships, run by Enron executives, that hid company debt.
In some structures, this is due to the omission of bases during construction of nucleic acid scaffolds, and these omissions may have been necessary to construct homogeneous TECs for crystallization.
