However, it is interesting to observe that synchronous multi-sensory bottom-up information was sufficient to slightly shift perceptual judgments of belly size towards the virtual belly, partially overriding the top-down knowledge of true belly size.
And yet NBC News reported that the majority of the President's national-security staff was against the decision to ask for authorization; the AP said that officials "describe a president overriding all his top national security advisers".
The 35-year-old came into his fifth Olympics as overriding favourite to top the podium, but failed to finish ahead of the Dane in the first six races.
Yet another possible outcome would be that the data-driven scene changes would override top-down cultural biases such that when picture elements are changed (either the object or background), both Westerners and East Asians' attention would be drawn towards the novelty rather than repeated elements, and cultural differences are eliminated.
The higher ridges are sharp-crested, but on the western flank, as elevation decreases, the ridge tops have been rounded and subdued by overriding glaciers during the Pleistocene Epoch (about 2,600,000 to 11,700 years ago).
On classifying the providers into the top 25 overriders (high-frequency overriders) and the remaining overriders (low-frequency overriders), the override rates were 95.0% and 78.9%, respectively.
Finally, the Financial Stability Oversight Council, the überregulator to be led by the Treasury secretary and made up of top financial regulators, can override the consumer protection bureau's rules.
"I think when you find the art in yourself and when you respect that, that should be top priority and it overrides other people's opinions.
He agreed, which, you'd have thought would be disastrous PR: a husband overriding a democratically elected chamber to put his wife in a top diplomatic post for which she is eminently unqualified?
