Sentences with phrase «information processing triggers»

On the neural level, information processing triggers an adaptation to the requirements, i.e. essentially a memory effect.

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These strategies are attempts to avoid triggering unconscious biases, or automatic mental shortcuts used to process information and make decisions quickly to which everyone is susceptible.

«We intend to cure that defect by taking the 1998 and 2015 agreements to Parliament for Parliament to give us ratification so that we will continue to operate under these current arrangements that we have until we have completed the processes for triggering the 2018 arrangements,» the Information Minister, Mustapha Hamid, told Citi News.

This triggers electrical activity in the cochlear neurons, passing the information to the brain so it can be processed.

«Our robust findings... suggest that resisting a counter view or supporting one's own ideological viewpoint triggers deeper and more effortful information processing, leading to recall from memory of more thoughts and rationales and recognition of different dimensions of the issue,» said Erisen.

That contradicts the traditional idea that the somatosensory cortex only processes sensory information, not triggers other behaviors, Ishiyama says.

Rather, the pain which is triggered by capsaicin may act to divert the brain's attention from the processing of information about sweetness.

Many times we find out they lack conflict resolution skills, or need more large muscle activity or have something trigger their feelings that flood them so they have difficulty processing information or following directions.

«Then, out of the blue, some event or new piece of information triggers a thought process, and suddenly you have discovered an investment opportunity.

These processing apparatuses are located inside stand - alone screens, and by touching two or more of them together, information can be sent between the screens and some sort of game mechanic will be triggered.

In this case, the system's automatic process triggers the allocation of a barrister to handle the case, notifies the user of the allocation, and generates a brief for the barrister to consult to obtain full information.

In other words, in the event the information is incorrect, because of the secrecy of the process to obtain the information, neither the ability to know the information is incorrect, nor the ability to correct the information will ever be triggered.

This information - packed Conference will include panels focused on (1) The Sedona Canada Principles; (2) Management of Electronic Information; (3) Cost - Shifting and Sanctions — Judicial Advice; (4) Legal Holds: The Trigger and the Process; (5) Multi-Party, Multi-Jurisdictional, Class Actions & Other Complications; and (6) Cooperation with Opposing Counsel on eDiscovinformation - packed Conference will include panels focused on (1) The Sedona Canada Principles; (2) Management of Electronic Information; (3) Cost - Shifting and Sanctions — Judicial Advice; (4) Legal Holds: The Trigger and the Process; (5) Multi-Party, Multi-Jurisdictional, Class Actions & Other Complications; and (6) Cooperation with Opposing Counsel on eDiscovInformation; (3) Cost - Shifting and Sanctions — Judicial Advice; (4) Legal Holds: The Trigger and the Process; (5) Multi-Party, Multi-Jurisdictional, Class Actions & Other Complications; and (6) Cooperation with Opposing Counsel on eDiscovery Issues.

In its «Commentary on Legal Holds: The Trigger & The Process,» highly respected e-discovery think tank The Sedona Conference says factors that dictate the scope of preservation include «the nature of the issues raised in the matter, the accessibility of the information, and the relative burdens and costs of the preservation effort.»

Once activated, maladaptive cognitions then trigger a pattern of negatively biased, self - referent information processing that ultimately culminates in depression.