نتایج جستجو برای: lag effect

تعداد نتایج: 1658504  

Journal: :Brazilian journal of medical and biological research = Revista brasileira de pesquisas medicas e biologicas 2002
M V C Baldo J Namba

If a dot is flashed in perfect alignment with a pair of dots rotating around the visual fixation point, most observers perceive the rotating dots as being ahead of the flashing dot (flash-lag effect). This perceptual effect has been interpreted to result from the perceptual extrapolation of the moving dots, the differential visual latencies between flashing and moving stimuli, as well as the mo...

Journal: :BMJ 1989
K Petrie J V Conaglen L Thompson K Chamberlain

OBJECTIVE To determine whether doses of the pineal hormone melatonin alleviate jet lag. DESIGN Double blind, placebo controlled crossover trial. SETTING Long haul return flights from Auckland, New Zealand, to London and back. SUBJECTS Twenty volunteers with experience of transcontinental flights (eight women and 12 men aged 28 to 68). INTERVENTIONS Melatonin (or placebo) 5 mg three days...

2001
Michael Imhoff Roland Fried Ursula Gather

For the implementation of time-critical decision support algorithms a precise relation between intervention and effect needs to be established. We evaluated for catecholamines and infusions the relation in time between charted dose and effect on hemodynamic variables. The onset of the change of the hemodynamic variables was determined by autoregressive models. The lag of 13 min (0 29) between i...

Journal: :Emergency Medicine Journal 2006

Journal: :International journal of food microbiology 1999
S Bréand G Fardel J P Flandrois L Rosso R Tomassone

In order to comply with the consumer demand for ready-to-eat and look 'fresh' products, mild heat treatment will be used more and more in the agrofood industry. Nonetheless there is no tool to define the most appropriate mild heat treatment. In order to build this tool, it is necessary to study and describe the response of a bacterial population to a mild increase in temperature, from the dynam...

Journal: :Current Biology 2003
David Alais David Burr

In 1958 MacKay showed that a rigidly moving object becomes visually fragmented when part of it is continuously visible but the rest is illuminated intermittently. For example, the glowing tip of a lit cigarette moving under stroboscopic illumination appeared to move ahead of the intermittently lit body. Latterly rediscovered as "the flash-lag effect" (FLE), this illusion now is typically demons...

Journal: :Perception 2004
Kairi Kreegipuu Jüri Allik

The apparent lagging of a short flash in the relation to a moving object, the flash-lag effect (FLE), has so far been measured mainly in terms of illusory spatial offset. We propose a method of measuring the perceived temporal asynchrony of the FLE separately from its perceived spatial offset. We presented a moving stimulus that changed its colour at a certain moment. The observer indicated, in...

Journal: :Perception 2004
Janaina Namba Vinícius C Baldo

In the flash-lag effect (FLE), a flashing object appears to lag behind a moving object when both happen to be physically aligned to each other. According to an earlier account of the FLE (Baldo and Klein 1995 Nature 378 565-566), this perceptual phenomenon would result from differential delays in the perceptual processing of moving and flashing stimuli, presumably involving attentional mechanis...

Journal: :Journal of Architecture and Planning (Transactions of AIJ) 2013

2014
Swati Mittal John Jobin

Tablet in tablet formulation, containing Aceclofenac (API) in core tablet and coated with hydroxylpropyl cellulose (HPC) was evaluated for time drug release with predetermined lag time and subsequent rapid release phase. Various types of press coated tablets were prepared using single punch tablet machine. They were evaluated for various physicochemical properties and in vitro dissolution study...

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