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Cut-ups have also come to refer to a much broader set of text experiments practiced by Burroughs and Gysin, including fold-ins, grid arrangements, etc. (These are detailed in their excellent 1978 manifesto The Third Mind, and I am engaged in a long-term reconsideration of material emerging from their long collaboration).

For more information, see text   Experiment 2: Leaves from a non-native species, the blades of which are not more pointed towards the apex than towards the base (Darwin 1881, pp. 67 68).

One of the most typical and recurrent examples is the claim that real word lengths are not geometrically distributed as expected from a random text experiment [21] [24].

Specifically, we discuss rivalry models for the conventional and scrambled monkey-text experiments of Kovács et al. [14] in Sect.

Kovács et al. [2] also discuss two colored dot rivalry experiments that are analogous to the conventional and scrambled monkey-text experiments.

We demonstrate this procedure on the monkey-text experiments of Kovács et al. [14], the geometric rivalry stimuli experiments in Suzuki and Grabowecky [15], and the color misbinding experiments of Shevell and Hong [16, 17].

The conventional monkey-text experiment is a standard rivalry experiment.

This is in contrast to the conventional monkey-text experiment.

b Learned images in scrambled monkey-text experiment.

Fig. 6 a Distinct areas in scrambled monkey-text experiment.

This is in contrast to the conventional monkey-text experiment.  .