نتایج جستجو برای: global coherence

تعداد نتایج: 516124  

2014
Charles Y. L. Chung Sieu K. Khuu

In the present study we addressed whether the processing of global form and motion was dependent on visual awareness. Continuous flash suppression (CFS) was used to suppress from awareness global dot motion (GDM) and Glass pattern stimuli. We quantified the minimum time taken for both pattern types to break suppression with the signal coherence of the pattern (0, 25, 50, and 100% signal) and th...

Journal: :Alternative therapies in health and medicine 2010
Rollin McCraty Doc Childre

All nature is a continuum. The endless complexity of life is organized into patterns which repeat themselves—theme and variations—at each level of system. These similarities and differences are proper concerns for science. From the ceaseless streaming of protoplasm to the many-vectored activities of supranational systems, there are continuous flows through living systems as they maintain their ...

Journal: :Journal of psychoactive drugs 2005
David E Stuckey Robert Lawson Luis Eduardo Luna

The current study examined QEEG power and coherence of ayahuasca experiences with two experienced participants in a Brazilian jungle setting. An exploratory case series design was adopted for naturalistic field research. EEGs recorded during visual imagery was compared to eyes-closed baselines. The most important findings were increases in global EEG coherence in the 36-44 Hz and 50-64 Hz frequ...

Journal: :The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 2008
D Keith Wilson Vladimir E Ostashev George H Goedecke

The coherence function of sound waves propagating through an intermittently turbulent atmosphere is calculated theoretically. Intermittency mechanisms due to both the turbulent energy cascade (intrinsic intermittency) and spatially uneven production (global intermittency) are modeled using ensembles of quasiwavelets (QWs), which are analogous to turbulent eddies. The intrinsic intermittency is ...

Journal: :JASIST 2011
Richard Klavans Kevin W. Boyack

We describe two general approaches to creating document-level maps of science. To create a local map one defines and directly maps a sample of data, such as all literature published in a set of information science journals. To create a global map of a research field one maps ‘all of science’ and then locates a literature sample within that full context. We provide a deductive argument that glob...

2000
Yves Ducq Bruno Vallespir Guy Doumeingts

This paper aims at describing methods for the coherence analysis in production systems. This coherence between the various objectives of the decision system is analysed in order to ensure that the achievement of local performances allows the achievement of the global ones, assigned to the whole enterprise. The coherence analysis methods are usable for quantitative objectives, whatever the kinds...

1992
Mike Livesey Colin Allison

Distributed system builders are faced with the task of meeting a variety of requirements on the global behaviour of the target system, such as stability, fault-tolerance and failure recovery, concurrency control, commitment, and consistency of replicated data. Coherence means satisfying these types of requirements, although the subset may vary from system from to system. This paper describes an...

2013
Elizabeth G. Conlon Gry Lilleskaret Craig M. Wright Anne Stuksrud

Two experiments aimed to determine why adults with dyslexia have higher global motion thresholds than typically reading controls. In Experiment 1, the dot density and number of animation frames presented in the dot stimulus were manipulated because of findings that use of a high dot density can normalize coherence thresholds in individuals with dyslexia. Dot densities were 14.15 and 3.54 dots/d...

2010
Olivia Andrea Masseck Sascha Förster Klaus-Peter Hoffmann

BACKGROUND Global motion detection is one of the most important abilities in the animal kingdom to navigate through a 3-dimensional environment. In the visual system of teleost fish direction-selective neurons in the pretectal area (APT) are most important for global motion detection. As in all other vertebrates these neurons are involved in the control of slow phase eye movements during gaze s...

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