Therefore, it is impossible to measure the gaze accuracy in pixel-wise paradigm.
The Still-Face Paradigm (SFP) designed by Tronick, Als, Adamson, Wise, and Brazelton (Tronick, E., Als, H., Adamson, L., Wise, S., & Brazelton, T. B. (1978).
And Mrs. Clinton is offering herself as the paradigm of this sadder-but-wiser approach.
The generational difference between their wizened pharaohs and the Twitter-obsessed youth worsened the crisis, which may yet mark the end of the ancient paradigm of the Arab ruler, the wise strong sheik, el Rais, the Boss.
But the rise of local solar threatens to overturn their century-old paradigm in a decade and Americans would be wise to seize this energy democracy opportunity.
In some instances the striatum is the 'teacher' of the cortex (Pasupathy & Miller, 2005) but, in other experimental paradigms, learning occurs simultaneously in cortex and striatum (Brasted & Wise, 2004).
Experiment 2 comprised of a time estimation paradigm where the explicit and assigned feedback stimuli were presented block-wise.
The current paradigm for object detection typically consists of two stages: objectness estimation and region-wise object recognition.
In time, local agencies must either ask consumers to relax their water-wise efforts, curtail services and maintenance or raise rates, creating a use-less, pay-more paradigm for their customers — and a conservation buzz kill.
The widely accepted paradigm regarding OP cancer is that it results from a CS-induced, continuous, step-wise increase of accumulative DNA aberrations which eventually result in transforming healthy cells into low malignant cancer cells.
