INTERSTEM LENGTH AND ETHEPHON DO NOT ENHANCE TA TAO BLOOM DELAY

Effects of pre and post-bloom applications of ethephon on flowering of strawberries

Why block-length and delay are not the same thing

Classically, information theorists have understood the tradeoff between delay and system error performance by using block-length as a proxy. Although this turns out to be correct when feedback is absent, it is shown to be very misleading when feedback is available. For symmetric channels, fixed block-length communication systems show no improvements in their error exponents while fixed delay sy...

Inertial cues do not enhance knowledge of environmental layout.

Several sensory modalities besides vision are available to people as they move through an environment, learning where things are. For example, sensory information about linear and angular acceleration (i.e., inertial information) has been shown to be useful for maintaining orientation in a room-sized space. Because noise in inertial systems can compound over time and over extended travel, it is...

Bloom : Why Not Pivot Grammar

BLOOM: WHY NOT PIVOT GRAMMAR? 41 information will be discussed as it relates to possible approaches to language disorders in children. THE O R I G I N A L E V I D E N C E T h e studies of Braine (1963), Miller and Ervin (1964), and Brown and Fraser (1963) were essentially distributional studies. They viewed children's speech as evidence, potentially, of a distinctive language, and for this reas...

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Design a clocked synchronous state machine with four inputs, G1–G4, that are connected to pushbuttons. The machine has four outputs, L1–L4, connected to lamps or LEDs located near the like-numbered pushbuttons. There is also an ERR output connected to a red lamp. In normal operation, the L1–L4 outputs display a 1-out-of-4 pattern. At each clock tick, the pattern is rotated by one position; the ...