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Attenuating trauma- and cocaine-related intrusions by blocking memory reconsolidation with minocycline: protocol for a transdiagnostic randomized controlled trial. [PDF]

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Icon-function relationship in toolbar icons

Displays, 2008
Abstract Icons, widely used in computer programs, are part of the Graphical User Interface (GUI). They facilitate computer use regardless of users’ level of expertise. The authors report the results of a study focused on measuring performance of computer users in correctly and quickly associating toolbar icons and the action they represent in GUI ...
Stefano Passini
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Multidimensional icons

open access: yesACM Transactions on Graphics, 1990
Background: Direct manipulation interfaces, such as the Macintosh desktop, often represent objects with icons [l, 41. For example, text files are represented by icons. Selection of the icon invokes an editor to view the file it represents, thus the icon not only represents the text file but also represents a text editor used to view the text file. Each
Tyson R. Henry, Scott E. Hudson
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Icon abacus and ghost icons

Proceedings of the 5th ACM/IEEE-CS joint conference on Digital libraries, 2005
We present two techniques that make document collection visualizations more informative. Icon abacus uses the horizontal position of icon groups to communicate document attributes. Ghost icons show linked documents by adding temporary icons and by highlighting or dimming existing ones.
Eric A. Bier, Adam Perer
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Is an icon iconic?

Language, 2008
To the memory of my wife the metaphysician The word ICON (< L icon , < Gk ∊iκώ v ‘likeness, image, portrait, similitude, semblance‘) has entered the parlance of linguists and philosophers ...
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Interpretation of icon overlapping in iconic programming

Proceedings 1991 IEEE Workshop on Visual Languages, 2002
In recent years, the demand for the development of computer programming environments which are easy to use even for non-experts has increased. The previously developed iconic programming system, HI-VISUAL, is one of the trials towards realization of such friendly programming environments.
Masahito Hirakawa   +3 more
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