A better option for the modal fictionalist interested in analysing modality in terms of the modal fiction might be to attempt a non-modal explanation of what is true according to fiction.
The reason for this is that reactivation and suppression effects are defined in terms of the encoding modality, not the probe modality.
In terms of the visual modality, AV-ASR systems differ in three major aspects: the visual front-end, the audio-visual integration strategy and the pattern classifier associated to the speech recognition task.
First, overall survival analysis was performed in terms of the treatment modality as well as clinicopathological tumor features, including tumor stage, neck node metastasis, and histological grade (Fig. 5a d).
For the most part, previous thinkers had conceived of the Being of humans in terms of the properties and modalities of "thinghood," of that which is "present-at-hand".
Jinne conceives of a mirror in terms of two modalities: the mirror in and of itself and the mirror as it engages an object other than itself.
In this paper, we analyze such dynamic fitness landscapes in terms of the landscape measures modality, ruggedness, information content and epistasis.
See Martin (2001) for a comparison of the terms used regarding the modalities of verbiage and image across authors.
However, the diversity in terms of CT modalities, modes of delivery, and the degree of legitimacy and acceptance (or lack thereof) that CTs are afforded in various national policies, reveal that commonly accepted working definitions and terms are lacking, as well as agreed policies on how various CTs might be applied or integrated in the management of common medical conditions [ 12, 22- 24].
There is a need to define the indications of the herpes zoster vaccine in terms of the target population, timing, modalities, and frequency, according to the underlying chronic systemic disease, age group, varicella-zoster virus status, and exposure to therapeutic agents.
