We often mistake an unknown person for a familiar person because of the similarities in facial features. This phenomenon, known as false memory, has been investigated mainly using words, pictures, and shapes. Previous neuroimaging studies on false memory have shown that both true and false memories trigger a similar activation in the medial temporal lobe, suggesting that it plays a common role ...

The authors examined the intrusion of lures into sentence recall when manipulating the modality of distractor-word lists and sentences separately. Participants received a list of words followed by a sentence, and the list did or did not contain a lure related to a target in the sentence. Conceptual regeneration of the sentence during recall predicted higher lure intrusions than spontaneous intr...

Brief exposures of male Choristoneura rosaceana and Argyrotaenia velutinana to the plumes generated by lures releasing 3-component pheromone blends specifically tuned for each species or by commercially distributed Isomate OBLR/PLR Plus pheromone “rope” dispensers induced markedly different subsequent behavioral responses to pheromone. A greater proportion of C. rosaceana males took flight and ...

We remember a considerable number of personal experiences because we are frequently reminded of them, a process known as memory reactivation. Although memory reactivation helps to stabilize and update memories, reactivation may also introduce distortions if novel information becomes incorporated with memory. Here we used functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to investigate the neural mec...

There is a spectrum of possible shared tasks that can be used to compare NLG systems and from which we can learn. A lot depends on how we set up the rules of these games. We argue that the most useful games are not necessarily the easiest ones to play. The Lure of End-to-End Evaluation Mellish and Dale (1998) discuss a number of different approaches to NLG system evaluation that had been used b...

A newly described species of empidid or 'dance fly' shows a bizarre polymorphism in their forelegs, which presumably serve as a mating lure. This trait may have evolved by frequency-dependent deceptive male signalling.

Abstract Context Lethal control of predators is often undertaken to protect species conservation concern. Traps are frequently baited increase capture efficacy, but traps can potentially predation risk by attracting protected areas. This especially important if targeted escape due low trap success. Snake using live mouse lures may be beneficial effectively remove snakes in the presence birds an...

What is an oration and how does one qualify for the job? Is there a correspondence course, night school or tutor available and who were those orators of the past? There have in fact been 107 Opening Addresses of this nature, the earliest in 1826, ten years after Laennec's epoch making invention of the stethoscope. Medicine" which is of interest as I stand before you as a systemic surgeon. Dr Mc...