What changes with experience for objects?
Face and object processing : what changes with experience?
... in objects). Spacing versus local changes have not been tested for objects in the same way that faces have, but note that this may be partly due to difficulty in defining what makes a spacing ...
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Which Causes of an Experience are also Objects of the Experience?
... open. What we want to say is merely that it doesn't seem that awareness of the coffee or the key is reached through an intermediate ...different objects without the phenomenology of ...than objects, ...
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Reordering Webpage Objects for Optimizing Quality of Experience
... of experience (QoE) perceived by users is a critical performance measure for Web ...webpage objects to minimize the user-end ATF ...webpage objects that consume the ATF time but have no impact on the ...
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Sociomaterial Quasi-objects: From Interface to Experience
... the experience. And the question is, if they exist, what, when, and where are they? In this paper, I answer that question, though I realize that researchers need to further explore these ...
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Priming of depth rotated objects depends on attention and part changes
... that objects in planar views (which were separated by 60º in depth from the study view) were matched and named more slowly than a non-planar view rotated 180º from the standard ...
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Cognitive and Emotional Processes Involved in the Experience of Objects as Holy or Transcendent
... of objects with or without a reference to missing religious teachings and belief ...religious experience of non-religiously affiliated individuals is the construct of ...(“Religious Experience,” ...
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A Recommender System for Learning Objects on a Learning Management System: Implementation Experience
... the experience of imple- menting a recommender system for selecting learning objects (LO) for lessons through the Learning Management System (LMS) of Costa Rica Institute of ...
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Grasping the changes seen in older adults when reaching for objects of varied texture.
... Three objects of different widths were placed at three different distances, with objects having either a high or low friction surface ...slippery objects, apparently due to an inability to manipulate ...
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Lightweight IPv6 Stacks for Smart Objects: the Experience of Three Independent and Interoperable Implementations
... smart objects has been impaired by the common belief that IP is not well-suited for the memory and energy constraints of such ...the experience of three interoperable IPv6 ...
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The Easter Experience: What If What Happened Then Changes Everything Now?
... The Board is planning on cleaning carpets this year. The Chapel carpet is the main concern, but we also want to get the nursery and offices done. We are currently reviewing estimates for this, and will make a decision ...
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Art Objects and the Experience of Art-Making
... reference. Emily, for instance, was creating a multimedia installation involving Polaroid photographs and a painting. One of the photographs came out all blue because of a mechanical failure. Emily then used that blue as ...
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Disjunctivism, Causality, and the Objects of Perceptual Experience
... my experience as a ...that what he is experiencing is illusory; there are no bright-lights, it only looks or seems like there ...whose experience is indistinguishable from Dan’s ...his ...
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Computer based learning objects in healthcare: the student experience
... to develop my IT skills”. An inability to ask questions was identified as a negative aspect of computer-based learning, and amongst some students there was a lack of motivation to use materials that were not mandatory ...
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Learning objects: Seeking simple definitions: A New Zealand experience
... learning objects in digital environments has the potential to reduce costs and improve the quality of content presented to ...on what a learning object actually ...
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EXPERIENCE REPORT CONSTRUCTION OF VIRTUAL LEARNING OBJECTS FOR TEACHING THE HISTORY OF NURSING
... advances, changes in educational pro- grams, both undergraduate and graduate, have incorporated several technological tools highlighting that the process of infor- matization in nursing education is the current ...
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Bizarre Foreign Objects in the Genital Tract—Our Experience and Review of Literature
... these objects may result in excessive offensive vaginal ...parts, objects used in foreplay, and pessaries forgotten in the vagina or even illicit drugs for ...bizarre objects were recovered from the ...
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Putting into place solutions for Nazi Era dispossessions of cultural objects : the UK experience
... than what Marck and Muller describe as “‘compromising’ solutions” 54 such as compensation and presumably also the account of an object’s ...Cultural Objects) Act 2009 and the Secretary of State has approved ...
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Learning objects: Seeking simple solutions for students and staff: A New Zealand experience
... learning objects in an open source ...learning objects can be discovered, secondly, when and in what ways learning objects can be shared and, finally, an how learning objects should be ...
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What is Customer Experience Management?
... customer experience is complete without accepting that technologies continue to change the business ...these changes, can make investments, which were previously logical, appear obsolete and ...
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FOSSGIS: What is the future of Geonetwork? What changes are planned?
... GeoNetwork over those catalog applications is it huge user community. Users all require the software to comply with the standards that create a Spatial Data Infrastructure. Performance, compliance and metadata management ...
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