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Table 1. Lineup Performance: Sequential Versus Simultaneous Lineup Formats Sequential Simultaneous

in Eyewitness accuracy rates in sequential and simultaneous lineup presentations: A meta-analytic comparison
by Nancy Steblay, Jennifer Dysart, Solomon Fulero, R. C. L. Lindsay 2001
"... In PAGE 6: ... Participants who make a choice from the lineup ( choosers ) may select the per- petrator (if present) or may choose a foil. First, considering a target-present lineup, we find that 74% of participants viewing a simultaneous lineup are choosers, that is, they actually make a choice from the lineup, whereas 54% of sequential lineup participants are choosers (see Table1 ). This 20% represents a significant difference, Z D 5.... ..."
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Table 2. Stem-and-Leaf Display of Effect Sizes (r). Target Present Lineups: Correct Identifications

in Eyewitness accuracy rates in sequential and simultaneous lineup presentations: A meta-analytic comparison
by Nancy Steblay, Jennifer Dysart, Solomon Fulero, R. C. L. Lindsay 2001
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Table Graphics

in Creating and Publishing Courseware Independent of the Authoring System
by Martin Rotard, Lutz Finsterle

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Table 6. Graphical Classifications

in Spatial Alphanumerical Attributes for Graphical Treatings
by Lecoq Jean-christophe, Mainguenaud Michel
"... In PAGE 4: ... A Textual layer deals with all information as the form of alphanumerical characters in the image, that have weak spatial relationship (near); a background layer contains the rest (schematics, realistics) and none when the attribute has no graphical interest. Table6 shows the graphical classifications for the... ..."

Table 1: Graphical Representation

in Implementing Simultaneous Design: A Case Study
by Detlev Nyhuis, Wolfgang Mueller, Klaus Groening, Frank Buijs
"... In PAGE 2: ... Figures 3, 5, and 6 show some GRAPES-DD#2FER examples. Table1 lists the basic graphical representa- tions of EXPRESS-G and GRAPES-DD#2FER. In con- trast to GRAPES-DD#2FER, EXPRESS-G includes the concept of inheritance by the speci#0Ccation of super-... ..."

Table 3. The graphical context.

in Towards a Multimodal Dialogue Coding Scheme
by Luis Villaseñor Pineda, Antonio Massé Márquez, Luis Alberto, Luis Alberto Pineda Cortés
"... In PAGE 9: ... It can also be no- ticed that several demonstrations can occur within a single utterance. To capture this information we include in the annotation scheme a representation of the context as shown in Table3 , where the information that can be accessed by vis- ual perception and sets the context for the dialogue is specified. Spatial demon- strative expressions refer always to these objects.... In PAGE 10: ...Tables 2 shows a fragment of an annotated dialogue of a Rearrange contribu- tion type and Table3 shows the corresponding context. During the presentation phase (utt11-14) a graphical action and its corresponding referents are explicitly identified.... ..."

Table 3. The graphical context.

in Towards a Multimodal Dialogue Coding Scheme
by Luis Villaseñor Pineda, Antonio Massé Márquez, Luis Alberto Pineda Cortés
"... In PAGE 9: ... It can also be no- ticed that several demonstrations can occur within a single utterance. To capture this information we include in the annotation scheme a representation of the context as shown in Table3 , where the information that can be accessed by vis- ual perception and sets the context for the dialogue is specified. Spatial demon- strative expressions refer always to these objects.... In PAGE 10: ...Tables 2 shows a fragment of an annotated dialogue of a Rearrange contribu- tion type and Table3 shows the corresponding context. During the presentation phase (utt11-14) a graphical action and its corresponding referents are explicitly identified.... ..."

Table 1: Graphical Notations

in Parallel Vlsi Architecture For Map Turbo Decoder
by Rostislav Reuven Dobkin, Michael Peleg, Ran Ginosar 2002
"... In PAGE 2: ...Fig. 2: Standard SISO Algorithm (see Table1 for notations; adopted from [8]) The memory consumption and latency are significantly reduced when sliding window approach is used [3] [7]. The backward (and/or forward) metrics are initialized at an intermediate point instead of at the end (or at the beginning, for forward metrics) of the block.... ..."
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