The present study goes beyond previous studies [17], [20], [26], [27] in two ways: 1) we used a more difficult 4-element ASRT task with 4 possible locations and 4 corresponding responses, instead of the 3-element version used by Barnes et al. [27], and 2) we investigated the consolidation of implicit learning over a 16-hour period.
Whereas in Experiment 1 we used Sergent and Dehaene's (2004) word-detection task, in Experiments 3 and 4 we used a more difficult and commonly used character-identification task.
Wong's father is visually impaired, which makes using a smartphone more difficult.
If you don't your back can strain and this will make using a crutch more difficult.
He sets aside questions of "intellectual responsibility," and of the relation between ideas and their uses, in favor of a more difficult issue: why could and did these thinkers make such political choices at all?
Over rising levels of difficulty, gamers are scored according to their ability to copy 79 of Daley's dives ranging from a simple tuck to a more difficult twister using the iPhone touchscreen.
While I think we can all get behind the idea that we'd like our schoolteachers to be sober while at work, the question of whether she was using the social web wrong is a more difficult one.
In the new study, neuroscientist Jack Gallant and colleagues at the University of California, Berkeley, attempted a more difficult feat: using activity in the brain's visual cortex to identify which of a large set of photographs a subject had just seen--even if he'd never seen it before.
He often used his backhand, or gave himself a more difficult angle, or told himself that Carl Crawford, the fastest Dodger, was running.
