Here, we examined latency and error rates for prime events only, comparing pairs with one (e.g., TWO vs. THREE), two (e.g., TWO vs. FOUR), or three (e.g., TWO vs. FIVE) distances along the number continuum.
Once again, the darker tickmarks have been rounded to the traditional fractional powers of two (e.g. 1/2, 1/4, 1/8,..., 1/500).
The nuclei of opalinids vary in number from two (e.g., Zelleriella) to many (e.g., Cepedea); the locomotor organelles (short, hairlike projections) are arranged in slanting, longitudinal rows.
Some systems seem to suggest a desired maximum family size insofar as the rate falls for subsequent children once there are three (e.g., Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia) or two (e.g., Greece and Hungary), or allowances may be payable for a maximum of six children (e.g., Morocco).
Willer's research studies social forces that bring people together (e.g., morality, altruism), forces that divide them (e.g., fear, prejudice), and domains of social life that feature the complex interplay of the two (e.g., hierarchies, politics).
Based on this model, we formulate and solve two flexible contract design problems, assuming private and public observation of the ex-post information available at time two (e.g. wind speed realization), respectively.
Step two (e.g., small group responses and consensus) and Step three (e.g., large group consensus and ranking) took place during the symposium.
The number of zinc fingers varies from two (e.g., the water flea Daphnia pulex) to seven (e.g., some bees from the genera Apis and Bombus).
