One hypothesis that accounts for such links is that spatial attention operates upon representations of common locations in the external space.
It will also discuss, on this basis, the present-day critique of modernity's conception of nature, and its dependence upon representations of nature that generate dualisms such as nature/culture.
Last, from a cognitive point of view, it may be that this anomaly is introduced by the crossing of a categorical boundary, which during adaptation confers an added degree of suppression upon representations on the other side of the boundary.
These results suggest that in the case of scale illusion, the occurrence of MMN is based upon the representation of tones created by perception, but not upon the physical properties of a tone sequence.
It is often used to describe an immediate spiritual connection that can occur while looking upon a representation of a Hindu deity.
For more general operators and boundary value problems, we use similar arguments albeit not relying upon the representation of u x, y, t) via oscillatory integrals.
The strict relation between gamma response and perception suggests that retrieval processes of long-term memory deeply impinged upon sensory representation of the stored material.
This defines a spectral profile together with a spectral profile connection space (PCS), based upon spectral representation of colour rather than colorimetry, as the basis of encoding surface reflectance and hence of colour communication.
Canada's Victoria Cross is thus a cross pattée with straight arms, 38 mm across in each direction, and made out of bronze coloured alloy, the obverse bearing a lion crowned and statant guardant, similar to that which forms the crest of the Royal Arms of Canada, standing upon a representation of St. Edward's Crown, which itself rests above a semi-circular scroll.
It is characterized by the generation of specific colored percepts upon conceptual representation of swimming in a particular style (i.e., breast, backstroke, crawl, and butterfly) [ 35, 36].
