The rapid recognition of familiar faces is crucial for social interactions. However the actual speed with which recognition can be achieved remains largely unknown as most studies have been carried out without any speed constraints. Different paradigms have been used, leading to conflicting results, and although many authors suggest that face recognition is fast, the speed of face recognition h...

The paper addresses the question whether it is possible for a machine to learn to distinguish and recognise famous musicians (concert pianists), based on their style of playing. We extract a number of low-level features related to expressive timing and dynamics from the original audio CD recordings by famous pianists, and apply various machine learning algorithms to the task of learning classif...

The grape berries due to containing organic acids, sugars, aromatic compounds, phenolic compounds (including anthocyanins, flavanols, flavonols, stilbenes (resveratrol)), tannins, and oil in the pulp, skin, and seed have numerous health benefits for human health. In this study, we investigated genetic and phytochemical characteristics of four famous grapevine cultivars (Shiraz, Sirch, Panje Aro...

om the highly theo“God does not play dice with the universe” was Albert Einstein’s famous objection to modern quantum-mechanics theory. This and similar objections reflect the human conceptual difficulty in grasping a world that is not governed by fully deterministic laws. Nevertheless, research in the past century has demonstrated the dominance of random behavior and statistical laws in almost...

Abstract The teaching of famous English play is generally either for the comprehension texts or a stage performance in our schools. While considering about an integrated curriculum Drama and could enable students to have deeper, broader, more complete, interesting course learning process, we designed implemented Role approaches Education ( die ) into “The Cop Anthem” class who study as second l...

A fundamental tenet of enactive theories of cognition states that action is a necessary prerequisite to perception. In this paper we review the basis for this assumption and, with the help of a computational model of the famous Held and Hein kitten experiments, challenge the necessity of movement in subsequent detection. In normal development action does play an important role in setting up det...