Sentences contain structure that determines their meaning beyond that of individual words.An influential study by Ding and colleagues (2016) used frequency tagging of phrases and sentences to show that the human brain is sensitive to structure by finding peaks of neural power at the rate at which structures were presented.Since then, there has been
Bushra Mushtaq,1,* Niall J Crosby,1,* Antonios T Dimopoulos,1 Peck Lin Lip,1 Panagiota Stavrou,1 Samer El-Sherbiny,1 Yit Yang2 1Birmingham and Midland Eye Centre, City and Sandwell National Health Service Trust, Birmingham, West Midlands, UK; 2Life and Health Sciences, Aston University, Birmingham, West Midlands, UK*These authors contributed equall
In the present study, tests were performed on the chute with five different geometric shapes of baffles and at four different distances of baffles rows under different hydraulic conditions.The results showed that the baffles on the chute creates the flow resistance and with increasing turbulence causes the transfer of the inception point to the ups
The COVID-19 pandemic highlights the importance of responsive institutions: governments and communities coordinating policy changes; media, Milk Alternatives social networks, and officials swiftly and accurately conveying information; and an engaged public.This special issue explores social and political factors that both shaped initial response to
Positioning and mapping technology is a difficult and hot topic in autonomous driving environment sensing systems.In a complex traffic environment, the signal of the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) will be blocked, leading to inaccurate vehicle positioning.To ensure the security of automatic electric campus vehicles, this study is based o