The wonderful treasures that were exhumed from Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922 and that now reside in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo vividly indicate how rich the burial of a great pharaoh of the empire's heyday must have been.
A significant Time × Vividness interaction, F 4, 57) = 3.66, p =.010, indicated that the more vividly participants in the imagery condition imagined the training scenarios during the 4-week intervention, the greater their reduction in symptoms of depression during the course of the study.
A vividly coloured skin usually indicates that the species is toxic and is a warning sign to predators.
Figure 1d,e vividly revealed the nanostructure of the cell membrane, indicating the relatively smooth and intact membrane surface structure.
(Interview 3 [non-italicized text in brackets indicates unclear word(s)]) This extract vividly portrays the troubling implications of the "democratization" (Sandelowski 1994, 242) facilitated by ultrasound.
On the other hand, some evidence indicates that learning occurs primarily, or most vividly, through exemplars (Kolodner et al., 1996; Gentner et al., 2003; Gentner and Colhoun, 2008).
However, ratings on vividness for single imagined autobiographical episodes obtained after scanning indicate that autobiographical episodes were clearly and vividly imagined while participants were in the scan, making this hypothesis unlikely.
The three procedures are as follows: "Finding learning resources (procedure 1)"→Drawing keyword map (procedure 2)→Supplementing keyword map (procedure 3)" as vividly shown in Fig. 17, there were evaluation factors indicating the learning effectiveness of the corresponding processes for each of these procedures.
Following this, an instruction appeared on the screen indicating that participants should close their eyes and vividly recall the cued memory.
Following this, an instruction appeared on the screen indicating that the participant should close their eyes and vividly recall the cued memory.
