Titlebook: Information Processing in the Somatosensory System; Ove Franzén,Jan Westman Textbook 1991Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1991

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Alex M. Thomsonir vision of an emerging English maritime empire. Tracing the uses of Mare Liberum in the mercantile literature of early Stuart England, the chapter studies how this foundational work of modern international thought shaped the political economic discourse of English merchants, exploring how Grotius’

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Harold Burton,Kevin Allowayir vision of an emerging English maritime empire. Tracing the uses of Mare Liberum in the mercantile literature of early Stuart England, the chapter studies how this foundational work of modern international thought shaped the political economic discourse of English merchants, exploring how Grotius’

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Ian Darian-Smith,Corinna Darian-Smithir vision of an emerging English maritime empire. Tracing the uses of Mare Liberum in the mercantile literature of early Stuart England, the chapter studies how this foundational work of modern international thought shaped the political economic discourse of English merchants, exploring how Grotius’

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Mary Carlsonir vision of an emerging English maritime empire. Tracing the uses of Mare Liberum in the mercantile literature of early Stuart England, the chapter studies how this foundational work of modern international thought shaped the political economic discourse of English merchants, exploring how Grotius’

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The Vicissitudes of Representations in the Neuro-Behavioral Sciencesng what is now often referred to as “orthodox computationalism”, I will turn to “connectivism” with a more controversial posture, and finally become outright heretic by calling into question the relevance of representational computationalism of all denominations for the neurophysiologist’s essential

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Capacities and Limitations of Tactile Processing7, issue of .. The paper presented two functions relating sensitivity to frequency of a vibratory stimulus. One was a psychophysical function from human observers, the other a neural function from non-human primates. The two functions are both qualitatively and quantitatively similar (Mountcastle et