Putting it all together.

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Ratcliff, Gomez and McKoon (2004) suggested much of what goes on in lexical decision is attributable to decision processes, and may not be particularly informative about word recognition. They proposed that lexical decision should be characterized by a decision process, taking the form of a drift-diffusion model (Ratcliff, 1978), which operates on the output of lexical model. The present paper ...

Putting Brain, Body, and World Together Again

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Tissue-tracking requirements: putting all the pieces together.

Putting it all together.

• Let's look at some relatively simple privileged programs • How do they combine the different mechanisms we've seen? • What are the threats? The defenses?

Supply Chain Integration: Seamlessly Linking the Pieces

Integrating these services should improve the overall care an individual receives at a facility. As health care facilities increasingly offer integrated health care packages, all the products required for provision of these services need to be available. Historically, this has contributed to an understanding of integration as putting all products together on one truck. However, integration is n...