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1 o, whether this reactivation might be due to imagery).

2 asset wealth from high-resolution satellite imagery.

3 n films (DET), colorimetry and hyperspectral imagery.

4 sual areas was common to both perception and imagery.

5 this by substituting motor action with motor imagery.

6 rget states, using high-resolution satellite imagery.

7 e behavioral approaches, and relaxation with imagery.

8 surveillance systems (1965-1969) with modern imagery.

9 rom normalized burn ratio (NBR) from Landsat imagery.

10 ietal and visual areas during perception and imagery.

11 rimary motor cortex at rest and during motor imagery.

12 ntal manipulations on the contents of visual imagery.

13 ere assessed using high-resolution satellite imagery.

14 uction techniques, with sequential satellite imagery.

15 ous regular patterns identified in satellite imagery.

16 lue of 1.5 choroidal nodules detected by NIR imagery.

17 autonomic reactivity during idiographic fear imagery.

18 s over changes in retinal size and in mental imagery.

19 vered aerial photographs and remotely sensed imagery.

20 the shelter were the authors of the ceiling imagery.

21 antifying anthropogenic light from satellite imagery.

22 the role of primary motor areas in movement imagery.

23 ds to analyze cell behaviors from time-lapse imagery.

24 intent and emotion, abstract semantics, and imagery.

25 iography, in vivo hemodynamics, and confocal imagery.

26 intensity levels and shape variations in ISH imagery.

27 nd after intensive 6-week training in mental imagery.

28 neighborhoods from time-series street-level imagery.

29 rom the amplitude and phase content of radar imagery.

30 bable turtles were detected in the collected imagery.

31 m PM2.5-prediction models based on satellite imagery.

32 ased on macroscopic fluorescence reflectance imagery.

33 red by classifying high-resolution satellite imagery.

34 le of engaging in accurate and vivid musical imagery.

35 dimensions of individual trees from airborne imagery.

36 ombination of stable isotope analysis and CT imagery.

37 magery, with a much stronger increase during imagery.

38 rties are re-created in these regions during imagery.

39 fferences in style and reported vividness of imagery.

40 storic logistic fits divided by time between imagery.

41 top-down effects: hallucinations and mental imagery.

42 studies of auditory processing and auditory imagery.

43 e carbon storage, plus optical and microwave imagery (1-km resolution) to extrapolate over the landsc

44 tos (1-m) were used to train coarser Landsat imagery (30-m) to create 30-m binary statewide canopy lo

45 frequently observed than responses to motor imagery (62.5-80% versus 33.3-42.9%).

46 frequently observed than responses to motor imagery (87.5-100% versus 68.8-75.0%).

47 ination of gel-colorimetry and hyperspectral imagery a very promising new application of wide interes

48 ion is that verbal and nonverbal vocal motor imagery activates neural systems that integrate the sens

49 human fMRI studies demonstrated that visual imagery activates representations in category-selective

50 ing lateral occipital complex, revealed that imagery activates the same neural representations that a

51 Visual-specific imagery additionally activated stimulus-specific represe

52 ow information originating from audition and imagery affects the brain activity patterns in early vis

53 d imagery with conventional thermal infrared imagery also available helps to discern nightglow struct

54 Hyperspectral imagery analysis of 12 different nanoparticle sample typ

55 range data (ii) high-dynamic range spherical imagery and (iii) a panorama of stereo image pairs.

56 Here we show, using in situ polarization imagery and a new visual detection model, that polarizat

57 Using satellite imagery and aerial survey data, we conservatively calcul

58 gital elevation models from stereo satellite imagery and airborne measurements to resolve elevation c

59 We found that simultaneous visual mental imagery and auditory stimulation led to an illusory tran

60 ine unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), thermal imagery and computer vision to improve traditional wildl

61 alities were seen predominantly during motor imagery and correlated with motor performance.

62 Infrared imagery and custom high spatial resolution fiber-optic d

63 UV-A illuminated C(60)(NH(2))(6) through TEM imagery and detection of RNA infrared fingerprints in AT

64 utational role for the hippocampus in mental imagery and episodic recollection.

65 While we focus here on imagery and experiments of the mouse brain our approach

66 ssessed separately, both exposure to smoking imagery and exposure to adult content were associated wi

67 s approach using high-resolution digital eye imagery and genotype data from 12 selected SNPs from ove

68 mains by combining high-resolution satellite imagery and individual tree data from Toronto with quest

69 enya, using a combination of 1-m Terra Bella imagery and intensive field sampling on thousands of fie

70 However, an age-related deficit in mental imagery and its role in memory impairment is still a mat

71 common across actual auditory perception and imagery and may be mediated by higher-level multisensory

72 resonance imaging to compare voluntary motor imagery and motor execution.

73 Musical imagery and musical perception resulted in overlapping a

74 Here we use satellite imagery and numerical models to show how precipitating c

75 isrupts neural networks that subserve mental imagery and offers evidence of this as a factor in age-r

76 que, we show that the neural overlap between imagery and perception in the entire visual system corre

77 Effects of imagery and perception were location and orientation spe

78 proach for processing raw in situ expression imagery and performing subsequent analysis.

79 ade of covert mental actions including motor imagery and planning.

80 Hyperspectral imagery and Raman spectral analyses of the silver nanopa

81 sia, e.g., the emergence of representational imagery and the colonization of arctic areas and of grea

82 riguing link between the vividness of mental imagery and the nature of the processes and representati

83 patterns induced by unilateral mental motor imagery and the performance of a physical motor task.

84 gagement of sensorimotor processes to enable imagery and to guide auditory perception.

85 ftereffects (MAEs) following explicit motion imagery, and after processing literal or metaphorical mo

86 Our study illustrates how UAS, thermal imagery, and automated detection can be combined to effi

87 f concept study for basic decoding of speech imagery, and delineate a number of key challenges to usa

88 ee and model-based systems, episodic memory, imagery, and planning, including some open questions and

89 phic biofeedback, mental practice with motor imagery, and robotics.

90 ted in emotion, memory retrieval, visuomotor imagery, and social cognition contribute to the recollec

91 t is generated by auditory perception and/or imagery, and this input carries common abstract informat

92 neural configurations associated with visual imagery are differentiated according to content.

93 approach using large databases of satellite imagery at (i) very high spatial resolution and (ii) ver

94 geo-referenced DMSP/OLS night-time satellite imagery at a 1-km resolution.

95 leled by the reemergence of lower limb motor imagery at cortical level.

96 power of covariates generated from satellite imagery at different resolutions and extents (focal patc

97 Here, we study this predictive "anticipatory imagery" at various stages throughout learning and inves

98 fic) in July 2012 can be mapped by satellite imagery augmented by sailing crew observations.

99 re the neural substrates that underlie motor imagery-based learning?

100 As digital imagery becomes ubiquitous and machine vision techniques

101 Here, we combined satellite imagery, biogeochemical modeling, and empirical observat

102 ge data (e.g., medical, security, and aerial imagery), but the expected benefits and merits of using

103 ent semantic and emotional properties during imagery, but that these representations depend on the ob

104 rmation from both complex natural sounds and imagery can be read out from early visual cortex activit

105 ionally, human counts of organisms in aerial imagery can be tedious and subjective.

106 sults suggest that high-resolution satellite imagery can be used to make predictions of smallholder a

107 Satellite imagery can improve retrospective estimates of vaccinati

108 ulness and emergence of internally generated imagery, cognitive dysfunction and influence of dopamine

109 We used archived satellite imagery collected from January 2010 to May 2013 and data

110 - to mistuned targets was also found in the imagery condition and it was larger for listeners who fo

111 In the imagery condition, the amplitude of the N100 component o

112 ment and were exposed to three 10-min guided imagery conditions (stress/stress, cue/cue, and stress/c

113 tress, drug/alcohol cue and neutral-relaxing-imagery conditions in 30 abstinent cocaine-dependent ind

114 tive emotion following exposure to all three imagery conditions in females, but not males.

115 ces across beat type for both perception and imagery conditions.

116 spectroscopy provide complementary data and imagery confirming the cluster state (e.g., dimer, trime

117 Multi-resolution imagery contributes to regionalized assessment of forest

118 Motor imagery could be decoded from these neural populations,

119 Satellite imagery covers volcanoes globally throughout their erupt

120 ication for CNPs, including intention, motor imagery, decision making, forward estimation, executive

121 Interestingly, effects of imagery differed from those of feature-based attention.

122 ults suggest that mental practice with motor imagery does not enhance motor recovery in patients earl

123 strongly associated with task-related dream imagery during an intervening afternoon nap.

124 changes in the neural bases of anticipatory imagery during two stages of learning conditional associ

125 ble to study in animals, including language, imagery, episodic memory, volition, and even consciousne

126 o requires improvements in the usefulness of imagery equipment.

127 y motor area (SMA), involved in active motor imagery, especially when the actions are familiar.

128 ats to biodiversity, collect frequent aerial imagery, estimate population abundance, and deter poachi

129 ption, the more vivid or perception-like the imagery experience is.

130 assessed at baseline, immediately following imagery exposure, and at various recovery time points.

131 uring the later stages of a trial, the motor imagery for a particular hand shape can be decoded for b

132 forest structure may allow the use of radar imagery for forest biomass estimates beyond commonly rep

133 d the potential of high-resolution satellite imagery for generating habitat covariates using camera-t

134 Using satellite-based radar imagery for such purposes has been challenged by the app

135 The imagery for the MP group was also significantly superior

136 regression splines to time series of Landsat imagery for the purpose of modeling, mapping, and monito

137 patial and statistical analyses of satellite imagery for the recent period of Syrian refugee mass mig

138 therefore examined the representation during imagery for two stimuli in depth, by comparing the patte

139 Our findings are based on satellite imagery from 1973 onwards and aerial photography from 19

140 troit, Michigan: One used Google Street View imagery from 2009 and the other used an in-person survey

141 nt approach using multi-resolution satellite imagery from Landsat and MODIS during 2009-2011.

142 re GIS from 1900 to the present using aerial imagery from the 1980s.

143 and auditory cues, we can discriminate motor imagery from visual information and show differences in

144 n 1,826 block faces using Google Street View imagery (Google, Inc., Mountain View, California) dating

145 Visual imagery has been found to activate some of the same brai

146 Mental imagery has been proposed to contribute to a variety of

147 ception and attention tasks involving visual imagery have an effect on the VOR.

148 e's intact limb in a mirror as well as motor imagery have been shown to decrease pain in persons with

149 rviousness (SI), both derived from satellite imagery, have been used to characterize the urban heat i

150 l source encoding during object versus scene imagery, holding perceptual input constant across the tw

151 re combined with optical and radar satellite imagery in a machine learning algorithm to map forest he

152 ind dismissed the supposed primacy of visual imagery in abstract thinking.

153 used to combine reflectance and fluorescence imagery in order to significantly improve automated anno

154 ssue by examining expression recognition and imagery in six participants with Mobius sequence, and al

155 cacy evidence for mental practice with motor imagery in stroke is insufficient due to methodological

156 peutic benefit of mental practice with motor imagery in stroke patients with persistent upper limb mo

157 dala) and motor cortex was heightened during imagery in the presence of the reward-related cue.

158 Anticipatory imagery (in silence) for highly familiar naturalistic mu

159 The results demonstrate that imagery, in the absence of any incoming visual signals,

160 We investigated whether motor imagery, in the absence of movement, increases symptoms

161 mputer cursor in a simple feedback task, the imagery-induced activity change was significantly augmen

162 The magnitude of imagery-induced cortical activity change was approximate

163 esponses to electrocortical stimulation with imagery-induced cortical surface activity, we demonstrat

164 , we investigated the neural basis of mental imagery-induced multisensory perception in humans.

165 reward was contingent upon a given level of imagery-induced neural activity using real-time fMRI.

166 This imagery-induced ventriloquist illusion was also associat

167 intuitive way of integrating remote sensing imagery into large-scale forest monitoring programmes an

168 lance, intrusion of rapid eye movement dream imagery into wakefulness and emergence of internally gen

169 Mental imagery is a critical cognitive function, clinically imp

170 o be seen whether mental practice with motor imagery is a valid rehabilitation technique in its own r

171 Mental imagery is involved in a wide variety of cognitive abili

172 gment was made, despite the fact that visual imagery is likely to have been employed for drawing as w

173 We conclude that visual imagery is mediated via top-down activation of functiona

174 Visual imagery is mediated via top-down activation of visual co

175 ts show how the neural processing of complex imagery is rapidly influenced by fleeting experiences.

176 how that the more the neural response during imagery is similar to the neural response during percept

177 Low-magnification far-field (LF) DFM imagery is technically simpler to perform but cannot be

178 SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT: Visual imagery is the ability to visualize objects that are not

179 Musical imagery is the human experience of imagining music witho

180 Motor imagery is the mental simulation of a motor act without

181 phically specific visual areas during visual imagery is well established, the extent to which interna

182 The power of visual imagery is well known, enshrined in such familiar saying

183 of multidate, multisensor radar and optical imagery (Landsat TM/PALSAR/RADARSAT-1/TPI image stack) f

184 s counted and classified individual seals in imagery manually.

185 's claim that rapid eye movement (REM) dream imagery may be related to the processes involved in memo

186 zes evidence of its influence on perception, imagery, memory, art/creativity, and numeracy.

187 Motor imagery (MI) is assumed to enhance poststroke motor reco

188 Brain-computer interface-assisted motor imagery (MI-BCI) or transcranial direct current stimulat

189 al neuronal population activity during motor imagery mimics the spatial distribution of activity duri

190 g study revealed that, in contrast to mental imagery, motor execution was associated with an excitato

191 based cover classification of remote sensing imagery, net uptake of CO2 (-1.4 +/- 0.6 kt CO2 -eq yr(-

192 ut also exerted a motivational effect in the imagery network itself.

193 h motivational salience can invigorate motor imagery networks preceding action.

194 number of key challenges to usage of speech imagery neural representations for clinical applications

195 g each participant's address using satellite imagery [Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI)].

196 entation of reward-related cues during motor imagery not only enhanced neural responses in motivation

197 nt with studies of active balance and mental imagery of balance.

198 identify activation patterns associated with imagery of distinct letter stimuli.

199 on impairments, only one was impaired at the imagery of facial expressions.

200 Imagery of motor movement plays an important role in lea

201 n humans during generation, observation, and imagery of movement and is considered to reflect cortica

202 We propose that unitization requires visual imagery of multiple items that are fused/integrated; thr

203 romagnetic (AEM) sensor to produce extensive imagery of resistivity beneath Taylor Valley.

204 modulate sensorimotor rhythms using grasping imagery of the affected hand.

205 ing three different conditions: rest, visual imagery of the alphabet and planning an artwork to be ex

206 CCD-based imagery of the array, taken simultaneously with the spec

207 True mirror imagery of the membranelles would require new enantiomor

208 for previous video cameras to provide clear imagery of the ponds' benthic habitat.

209 tations were experienced as sensory-specific imagery of the respectively expected outcome content, ge

210 subjects during overt action and kinesthetic imagery of the same movement, focusing on power in "high

211 eature in the synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imagery of the sea surface.

212 vehicle (ROV) dives obtained high-definition imagery of three chimney structures with varying levels

213 Here we use 2D and 3D X-ray imagery on Noril'sk nickel sulfide, combined with simple

214 avigation, consistent with a role for visual imagery or a cognitive map.

215 poral metrics derived from 2009-2011 Landsat imagery (overall accuracy of 0.83) was used to predict s

216 MRI testing of command-following using motor imagery paradigms (26 patients) and resting brain metabo

217 ollected over ~4.5 million km(2)), satellite imagery, permutation tests, and hierarchical Bayesian re

218 Imagery plays an important role in our life.

219 utilized during movement of viewpoint within imagery, potentially underpinning our more general abili

220 studies have documented the effect of motor imagery practice.

221 Thus, high-resolution satellite imagery proved to be particularly useful in heterogeneou

222 assessed using a previously validated Mental Imagery Questionnaire.

223 erebellar regions, whereas auditory-specific imagery recruited claustrum/insula.

224 However, it is debated whether mental imagery relies on the same sensory representations as pe

225 ates of moment-to-moment variation in visual imagery remain unclear.

226 esonance imaging assessment utilizing mental imagery responses.

227 Team tracks overlaid on satellite imagery revealed that teams commonly missed swaths of co

228 Post-experiment imagery reveals matrix dissolution at low temperatures,

229 Sea surface temperature imagery, satellite altimetry, and a surface drifter trac

230 Moreover, a relationship between reduced imagery selectivity and visual memory in older adults wa

231 kfield microscopy coupled with hyperspectral imagery showed that the presence of silver nanoparticles

232 in much more complex networks during musical imagery, showing positive correlations with the dorsal a

233 Improved imagery significantly correlated with better quality of

234 mate models and a new context for evaluating imagery, spectral data, and now radar sounding data, the

235 s sentence, silent reading often involves an imagery speech component: we can hear our own "inner voi

236 aphy detect command-following during a motor imagery task (i.e. cognitive motor dissociation) and ass

237 We used a script-driven imagery task consisting of narratives of both interperso

238 the brain (i.e., from quiescence to a motor imagery task that desynchronizes the local beta rhythm)

239 ilst concurrently performing a visuo-spatial imagery task, they appeared to favour walking.

240 In a word imagery task, we used high gamma (70-150 Hz) time featur

241 the final state of the system, and in motor imagery task, when only efferent (intentional) informati

242 predicted later source memory for the object imagery task, whereas PhC, but not PrC, encoding activat

243 predicted later source memory for the scene imagery task.

244 Thirty-seven subjects performed a motor imagery task.

245 y modulating their neural responses in motor imagery tasks despite remaining nonresponsive behavioral

246 to yes or no questions, by performing mental imagery tasks.

247 as and diving robots acquire high-resolution imagery that allow detecting individual nodules and meas

248 s known that the better people are at visual imagery, the better they can perform these tasks.

249 s where seeing and thinking conflict, mental imagery, the free press, an El Greco fallacy fallacy, ha

250 During motor imagery, the increase of corticospinal excitability was

251 ed with geometric constraints from satellite imagery, the seismically determined landslide force hist

252 ehavioral experiments have found that mental imagery--the internal representation of sensory stimuli

253 of Wernicke's area in forming vivid musical imagery through bilateral and anti-correlated network in

254 ata extracted from high-resolution satellite imagery to augment public health disease surveillance in

255 However, when subjects learned to use this imagery to control a computer cursor in a simple feedbac

256 We used 28 y of satellite imagery to demonstrate that the area of mangrove forests

257 l and modeling approach that uses time-lapse imagery to directly relate burrow formation to resulting

258 ion and Very High Resolution (VHR) satellite imagery to identify emperor penguin colony locations.

259 We used motor imagery to isolate a fundamental element of motor planni

260 map the montane forest ecotone using Landsat imagery to observe change at scales not possible for plo

261 cohol cue exposure, and one that uses guided imagery to present personalized stress, alcohol, or neut

262 We use satellite imagery to quantify population fluctuations and the cove

263 We find that motor imagery to shape the hand can be successfully decoded fr

264 tral summer of 2010 2011, we used underwater imagery to survey a slope-dwelling population of the lit

265 ing computer vision methods and street-level imagery to understand the physical dynamics of cities.

266 nd growth: vegetation indices from satellite imagery, tree-ring growth series, and Aboveground Net Pr

267 gaging in brief individualized script-driven imagery trials of stress, alcohol cues, and neutral-rela

268 The same pattern emerged when motor imagery trials were compared with a control condition, p

269 ntal demonstration of adaptive multispectral imagery using fabricated plasmonic spectral filter array

270 o dissociate from movement--including mental imagery, visuo-motor dissociation and instructed delay.

271 This shows that the neural basis of imagery vividness is much more complicated than studies

272 ural correlates of individual differences in imagery vividness point to an important role of the earl

273 re visual system correlates with experienced imagery vividness.

274 Mental imagery was assessed using a previously validated Mental

275 bally consistent methodology using satellite imagery was implemented to quantify gross forest cover l

276 roencephalographic activity induced by motor imagery was more lateralized and motor performance impro

277 Where colonies were identified, VHR imagery was obtained in the 2009 breeding season.

278 ce of responses to language, music and motor imagery was only observed in coma patients.

279 e show that the experienced vividness during imagery was selectively associated with increases in top

280 Using satellite imagery, we also evaluated the household coverage achiev

281 properties supported by 3D microtomographic imagery, we found that N fertilization induced an increa

282 Using 28 years of satellite imagery, we linked FDD to observed changes in mangrove a

283 ion of annual LCLU maps from MODIS satellite imagery, we proposed a land change detection method to c

284 Using remotely sensed imagery, we quantified canopy loss during and after the

285 e activations and networks evoked by musical imagery were compared with those elicited by the subject

286 al-scale maps derived from higher-resolution imagery were most accurate, followed by multi-map fusion

287 ata, combined with high-resolution satellite imagery, were used to create new health area and health

288 ection of contextual details based on visual imagery when eyes were closed, but declined in the prese

289 motor cortex ipsilateral to the arm used for imagery, whereas beta-band power concurrently decreased

290 Digital camera imagery, which can be acquired frequently, has been used

291 Cross-referencing the Day/Night Band imagery with conventional thermal infrared imagery also

292 In conclusion, hyperspectral imagery with enhanced Darkfield microscopy can be a prom

293 e a novel methodology based on hyperspectral imagery with enhanced Darkfield microscopy for detection

294 ich provides publicly available street-level imagery with nearly complete coverage of the United Stat

295 traced P sources by combining remote sensing imagery with the first measurements of stable oxygen iso

296 ty of visual cortex activation during visual imagery, with a corresponding reduction in the selectivi

297 top-down coupling during both perception and imagery, with a much stronger increase during imagery.

298 lated annual CUEa , estimated from satellite imagery, with locally determined soil CUEh for 100 globa

299 ght detection and ranging) and multispectral imagery within 0.25 km of the prenatal address.

300 nt-to-moment experienced vividness of visual imagery, within human subjects, depends on the activity