Duplex perception is the simultaneous perception of a speech syllable and of a nonspeech "chirp," and occurs when a single formant transition and the remainder (the "base") of a synthetic syllable are presented to different ears. The current study found a slight but nonsignificant advantage for correct labeling of the fused syllable when the chirp was presented to the left ear. This advantage w...

Guideline Title Non-clinical Local Tolerance Testing of Medicinal Products Legislative basis Directive 75/318/EEC as amended Date of first adoption December 1990 Date of entry into force June 1991 Status Last revised 1990 Previous titles/other references Local Tolerance Testing of Medicinal Products III/3979/88 Additional Notes This note for guidance concerns the application of part 3, section ...

Split-brain monkeys underwent either deep hemispheric disconnection or unilateral cortical ablations in an attempt to determine the neural mechanisms underlying ipsilateral eye-hand coordination. The results indicate that the responding hand is not in any direct way controlled by visual processes of the ipsilateral hemisphere. Instead, it is suggested that the target information crosses over to...

Let Γ denote a Q-polynomial distance-regular graph with diameter at least three and standard module V . We introduce two direct sum decompositions of V . We call these the displacement decomposition for Γ and the split decomposition for Γ. We describe how these decompositions are related.