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Can we explain cross-modal representation with neural algorithms alone?: Commentary on Paillard
(North-Holland, 1999)
Recent research in both psychophysics and electrophysiology has revealed a number of examples in which behaviour is guided by (i.e. Spence & Driver, 1996), and brain activity has been argued to correlate with, the formation ...
Introduction to Post-Conflict Rebuilding and International Law
(Ashgate, 2012)
Biometric identities and e-government services.
(IGI Global, 2006)
Governments are using the Internet and e-commerce technologies to provide public services to their citizens (Watson & Mundy, 2001). In so doing, governments aim to form better relationships with businesses and citizens by ...
Implementing successful e-government in Ireland: the importance of business process redesign
(IGI Global, 2005)
Competitive pressures and improvements in information technology constantly force organisations to re-evaluate their business strategies (Porter, 2001; Venkatraman, 1994). Although public-sector organisations may not operate ...
Churn in Social Networks
(Springer, 2010)
Telcom networks, online gaming communities, online communities and discussion forums all have one thing in common: they all can be represented by a network of the social links between people. The links in this social network ...
L2 acquisition of verbal constructions: Expressing motion in L2 French and English
(John Benjamins, 2012)
The study examines the production of sentences describing motion in L2 learners, focusing on progress in learning verbal constructions, i.e. pairings of verbs of motion and their compatible syntactic frames in English and ...
Exploring gender and power in clinical encounters
(London: Psychology Press, 2011)
[No abstract available]
Neuroinflammatory mechanisms linking pain and depression
(Karger, 2015)
Depression and chronic pain have been estimated to co-occur in up to 80% of patients suffering from these disorders, with this co-morbidity being more disabling and more expensive to both patients and society than either ...
Tráthnóna beag aréir
(LeabhairComhar, 2016-04)
A discussion of the song 'Tráthnóna Beag Aréir' by Séamus Ó Grianna (Máire) and its influences.
New institutional sociology and the endogeneity of law
(Routledge, 2012)
[No abstract available]