A15 New Twist on Chinese Names The younger generation of urban Chinese has incorporated the flexibility of Chinese naming conventions with stimulus from Western popular culture, choosing English names like Satan, Magic Johnson and Sky-walker to use with foreigners.
By incorporating the flexibility of Chinese naming conventions with stimulus from Western popular culture, the younger generation of urban Chinese is expanding the base of ready-made English names like David and Amy.
Each of the seven small- to medium-size works here is packed with stimuli, from the pinwheeling petals of "Roque" to the origamilike peaks and valleys of "Crain".
In total, each participant responded to a total of four blocks: one block with stimuli from Set A and speeded response requirements, one block with stimuli from Set A and delayed response requirements, one block with stimuli from Set B and speeded response requirements, and one block with stimuli from Set B and delayed response requirements.
Subjects were presented with stimuli from a range of audio and visual stimulus positions; so some were concordant and others were not.
In this experiment, we found that fry responded to predator visual stimuli, chemical stimuli, and a combination of visual and chemical stimuli with tighter shoaling behavior than when presented with stimuli from adult conspecifics (Figure 2).
Facial stimuli were selected from the set used in our previous studies [17], [18], and were complemented with stimuli from other sources (i.e., the NimStim Face Stimulus Set, http://www.macbrain.org/resources.htm) [31].
Each subject was tested with stimuli from each of the five different stimulus pools (letter, word, object, spatial, grating).
In nature, animals form memories associating reward or punishment with stimuli from different sensory modalities, such as smells and colors.
We subsequently presented them with words and phrases from these flashback and episodic memory sections mixed with stimuli from another narrative.
While the initial deal was funded by the local government, the next phase of the Wuxi project's expansion likely will be funded with stimulus funds from China's central government, says Thomas Li, head of IBM's China research lab.
