1. Interference control is an ability to protect ongoing cognitive processing from distractors. 2. Dual-task paradigms provide important information to elucidate the flexible allocation of cognitive resource for interference control. 3. Animal studies using the dual task help to understand the neural mechanisms of interference control. Abstract Interference control is the ability to protect ong...

BACKGROUND A critical aspect of executive control is the ability to limit the adverse effects of interference. Previous studies have shown activation of left ventrolateral prefrontal cortex after the onset of interference, suggesting that interference may be resolved in a reactive manner. However, we suggest that interference control may also operate in a proactive manner to prevent effects of ...

In “syntactic control of interference” (POPL, 1978), J.C. Reynolds proposes three design principles intended to constrain the scope of imperative state e ects in Algol-like languages. The resulting linguistic framework seems to be a very satisfactory way of combining functional and imperative concepts, having the desirable attributes of both purely functional languages (such as PCF) and simple ...

mobile phones are two-way radios that emit electromagnetic radiation in microwave range. as the number of mobile phone users has reached 6 billion, the bioeffects of exposure to mobile phone radiation and mobile phone electromagnetic interference with electronic equipment have received more attention, globally. as self-monitoring of blood glucose can be a beneficial part of diabetes control, ho...

This thesis deals with the design of efficient transmission schemes for wireless interference networks, when certain channel state information (CSI) is available at the terminals. In wireless interference networks multiple source-destination pairs share the same transmission medium for the communications. The signal reception at each destination is affected by the interference from unintended s...