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Category specificity in holistic processing: Reciprocal face-word interference does not extend to body stimuli. [PDF]

Atten Percept Psychophys
Ventura P, Pereira A, Liu TT.
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Context-dependent asymmetries in intertemporal decision-making: a comparative study of substance use disorder and control groups. [PDF]

Subst Abuse Treat Prev Policy
Zhang H, Ou S, Zhang H, Yuan C, Lei P.
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Hardware-Efficient Real-Valued Neural Predistorter for Multimode Power Amplifiers. [PDF]

Sensors (Basel)
Freire LBC, Schuartz L, Lima EG.
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Zero as a semantic boundary: Rethinking the mental number line. [PDF]

Psychol Res
Leibovich-Raveh T, Mireb-Geraisy C.
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Chinese kindergarteners’ automatic processing of numerical magnitude

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Chen, C, Zhou, X, Chen, Y, Zhang, H, Jiang, T, Dong, Q   +5 more
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Assessing explicit processes does not influence the magnitude of implicit processes

Neuroscience Letters, 2022
Implicit (unconscious) and explicit (strategy) processes have been shown to contribute to visuomotor adaptation. Current methods, such as the Process Dissociation Procedure (PDP) and the Verbal Report Framework (VRF), simultaneously evaluate both implicit and explicit contributions to visuomotor adaptation.
S Heirani, Moghaddam, A, Decarie, R, Chua, E K, Cressman   +3 more
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Fault magnitude estimation for processes

Chemical Engineering Science, 2011
Abstract In this paper, the fault isolation and fault magnitude estimate methods are proposed. In the original fault isolation methods, contribution plots are popular. However, it is not accurate. In the original fault estimation methods, the authors assume that the fault magnitude is far greater than the normal measurement.
Yingwei Zhang, Yang Zhang, Chang Li
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Formal order-of-magnitude reasoning in process engineering

Computers & Chemical Engineering, 1988
Abstract The O(M) system is aimed at formalizing reasoning with approximate relations among quantities—relations like “much smaller than” or “slightly larger than.” O(M) is based on seven primitive relations among quantities, and compound relations formed as implicit disjunctions of consecutive primitives.
M.L. MAVROVOUNIOTIS, G. STEPHANOPOULOS
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