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Psychological Science, 2003
Researchers argue that faces are recognized via the configuration of their parts. An important behavioral finding supporting this claim is the face-inversion effect, in which inversion impairs recognition of faces more than nonface objects. Until recently, faces were the only class of objects producing the inversion effect for untrained individuals ...
Reed, CL +3 more
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Researchers argue that faces are recognized via the configuration of their parts. An important behavioral finding supporting this claim is the face-inversion effect, in which inversion impairs recognition of faces more than nonface objects. Until recently, faces were the only class of objects producing the inversion effect for untrained individuals ...
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Brain and Cognition, 2004
Voice is the carrier of speech but is also an "auditory face" rich in information on the speaker's identity and affective state. Three experiments explored the possibility of a "voice inversion effect," by analogy to the classical "face inversion effect," which could support the hypothesis of a voice-specific module.
Catherine, Bédard, Pascal, Belin
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Voice is the carrier of speech but is also an "auditory face" rich in information on the speaker's identity and affective state. Three experiments explored the possibility of a "voice inversion effect," by analogy to the classical "face inversion effect," which could support the hypothesis of a voice-specific module.
Catherine, Bédard, Pascal, Belin
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A Haptic Face-Inversion Effect
Perception, 2006We examined whether a face-inversion effect occurs when participants explore faces by touch. We used a haptic version of the inversion paradigm with 3-D clay facemasks and non-face control objects (teapots) moulded from real objects. Young, neurologically intact, blindfolded participants performed a temporally unconstrained haptic same/different task ...
Andrea R, Kilgour, Susan J, Lederman
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Inverse of the Photoelectric Effect in Al
Physical Review Letters, 1988Theoretical predictions for inverse photoemission from free-electron-like materials are tested by measurement of the energy and angle dependence of the emitted photon intensity from Al. The predicted cross-section minimum at the plasma frequency ${\ensuremath{\omega}}_{p}$ is observed as well as a characteristic increase below ${\ensuremath{\omega}}_{p}
, Drube, , Himpsel, , Feibelman
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Proceedings of the Physical Society, 1959
The axial current density in an infinite cylindrical conductor is calculated as a function of radius and time. In the problem studied the total axial current is specified as a function of time. The case of a rigid conductor is studied first, and the analysis is extended to the case of a radially expanding or contracting cylinder such as occurs in a ...
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The axial current density in an infinite cylindrical conductor is calculated as a function of radius and time. In the problem studied the total axial current is specified as a function of time. The case of a rigid conductor is studied first, and the analysis is extended to the case of a radially expanding or contracting cylinder such as occurs in a ...
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Psychological Science, 2017
How does one perceive groups of people? It is known that functionally interacting objects (e.g., a glass and a pitcher tilted as if pouring water into it) are perceptually grouped. Here, we showed that processing of multiple human bodies is also influenced by their relative positioning.
Papeo, L., Stein, T., Soto-Faraco, S.
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How does one perceive groups of people? It is known that functionally interacting objects (e.g., a glass and a pitcher tilted as if pouring water into it) are perceptually grouped. Here, we showed that processing of multiple human bodies is also influenced by their relative positioning.
Papeo, L., Stein, T., Soto-Faraco, S.
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On the effect of mirroring in inverse source
Imaging and Applied Optics 2016, 2016In this paper the inverse source problem in presence of a reflecting plane is dealt with for a two-dimensional configuration and bounded rectilinear strip sources. The case of orthogonal (to a perfect electric conductor plane) source is considered.
Maisto, M. A +2 more
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Observation of the Inverse Doppler Effect
Science, 2003We report experimental observation of an inverse Doppler shift, in which the frequency of a wave is increased on reflection from a receding boundary. This counterintuitive effect has been produced by reflecting a wave from a moving discontinuity in an electrical transmission line.
N, Seddon, T, Bearpark
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Annual Meeting Optical Society of America, 1985
If a spectrophone containing an infrared active gas is placed near a cold surface and the path between the two is interrupted, the periodic flow of radiation from the spectrophone causes a sound wave to be produced. Experiments were done with a 3.4- × 1.7-cm diam acoustic cell that was fitted with thallium bromoiodide windows.
G. J. Diebold +2 more
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If a spectrophone containing an infrared active gas is placed near a cold surface and the path between the two is interrupted, the periodic flow of radiation from the spectrophone causes a sound wave to be produced. Experiments were done with a 3.4- × 1.7-cm diam acoustic cell that was fitted with thallium bromoiodide windows.
G. J. Diebold +2 more
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