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Signal detection theory (SDT) and the Dual Process SDT (Yonelinas, 1994) are currently the most influential accounts of item variability in recognition memory. However, neither provides a sufficient account of differences in the familiarity distributions. Instead, this phenomenon is accounted for by the idea of encoding variability (Wixted, 2007) or an additional retrieval process (Yonelinas, 2001
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The aim of this study was to investigate torso cooling benefit of various PCM vests in a simulated warm environment (Ta= 34 °C, RH=56 %, Va=0.4 m/s). A pre-wetted cotton torso fabric skin was used to simulate sweating on a thermal manikin (Tmanikin=34 °C). Six conditions were tested: nude fabric skin (Fabric Skin), Vest A without (VA) and with frozen gels with a melting temperature (Tm) of 0 °C (V
Paper till historikermötet 2014 till sessionen "Det tidlösa och tidsbundna mötet med naturen".
This paper gives a perspective on the development of process control from the early development and the emergence of the automation industry to today's computer-controlled systems. Some speculations on future developments are also given.
A two-stage mm-wave power amplifier (PA) is presented. Designed in a 65 nm CMOS process, the PA employs capacitive neutralization in each stage for increased differential isolation and gain. Baluns are used for single-ended input/output signal to balanced signal conversion, and the interstage matching consists of a 2:1 transformer. With a 1.2 V supply, at 67 GHz, measurements show a gain of 16.8 d
The predictable degree property was introduced by Forney (1970) for polynomial convolutional encoding matrices. In this paper two generalizations to rational convolutional encoding matrices are discussed
