For the case of active sensing (Fig. 3), we find that tapered whiskers can sustain object contact over a much narrower range of protraction angles than untapered model whiskers.
On multiple occasions, for example, he has sustained objections, then listened as essentially the same question was repeated, objected to and sustained a dozen times.
These results provide evidence that visual working memory sustains object information in two separate, specialized memory systems.
In contrast, constitutive claims of construction seem difficult to make sense of (except on an account of construction on which social activity involving a representation comes to produce and causally sustain an object that is referred to by that representation).
Although a single system is commonly accepted, the independence between these visual working memory tasks indicates that visual working memory can be divided into two separate, specialized systems for sustaining non-spatial object information, as opposed to a single system, as is commonly thought.
However, integrating data requires infrastructure development, including common metadata standards, an integration framework, data access and preservation policy and practice, harmonized standards, a common economic model for sustaining data, digital object identifiers and tools for data discoverability.
The corals physically transform the tank into a beautiful and life-sustaining object.
Whenever he asked Bieniek a question about the Mayfield case or other recorded cases of misidentification, Leventhal would object and Hanophy would sustain the objection.
When Toister tried to cross-examine the officers about discrepancies between their first report and their revised account, the prosecutor objected and the judge sustained his objections.
The defense objected and the judge sustained the objection, but those were the last words the jurors heard before breaking for the weekend.
Here, I show that when sustaining information about 3D objects, visual working memory clearly divides into two separate, specialized memory systems, rather than one system, as was previously thought.
