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Anthea, Clarence and Diana ‘Ding’ Dyason
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Item: [1989.0049.00002] "Anthea, Clarence and Diana ‘Ding’ Dyason
What do Diana monkeys know about the focus of attention of a conspecific?
No full textConverging experimental and observational evidence suggests that some non-human primates are able to co-orient with shifts in visual attention, both of conspecifics and humans. However, the underlying cognitive mechanisms involved are unclear. To investigate attention-following in Diana monkeys (Cercopithecus diana diana), we used photographs of familiar conspecifics orienting towards one of two locations. A subject monkey was shown a photograph, and shortly afterwards a toy appeared at one location or the other. The toy’s position therefore either matched the location signalled by the head and body orientation of the photographed monkey (compatible), or was opposite to that location (incompatible). Overall, monkeys’ first inspections, total duration of looking, and number of looks were more likely to be directed to the compatible location, i.e. towards the direction of attention shown in the photograph. Furthermore, when a photograph of an adult monkey signalled attention to one location, but the toy appeared at the opposite (incompatible) location, subjects re-inspected the monkey photographs more often than when the toy appeared at the compatible location, suggesting a violation of expectancy. This effect was not the case if the photograph was of an immature animal. Our results show that attention-following was not limited to simple reflexive orienting by the monkeys, and that monkeys perceived a relationship existing between agent and object of attention.Postprin
Finite element reliability methods using DIANA
Get PDFFinite element relia.bility methods (FERM) a.re used for the analysis of a simply supported beam with a randomly distributed elastic stiffness. Two-noded Euler beam elements have been used to model the structure. The probability of exceeding a given threshold for the deflection at a certain point is calculated via FERM. The computer implementation makes use of the DIANA 5.0 finite element code
Dr. Diana Koin
No full textDr. Diana Koin passed away at her home on July 20, 2023 following a lengthy battle against cancer. Diana worked as an Assistant Clinical Professor of Gerontology at Stanford Medical Center
Diana Steckler poses for a Fall Festival Queen photograph
No full textFreshman Diana Steckler poses for a Fall Festival Queen photograph. (c. 1967
Diana Wynyard
No full textCigarette card featuring a right side profile of Diana Wynyard. Has information relating to her role in the early 1930s film "Cavalcade", as well as her stage career on the reverse
Declaration of Intention of Diana Eisenberg, nee Diana Rothschild
No full textDeclaration of Intention to become a citizen of the United States, as filled out and signed by: Diana Eisenberg (nee Diana Rothschild)
Applicant age:34
Occupation: Waitress
Country of Origin:Germany
Date of Birth: 26th November 1890
Sailed to the US aboard the vessel: Kaiser Wilhelm de Grosse
City of residence at time of declaration: Atlantic City NJ
Declaration submitted and sworn on date: 16th November 192
Diana and Friends - Site
No full textA digitally printed black and white triptych, and is a Diana camera pinhole work.
Diana and Friends is a group photographic show curated by Wendy Richdale, exploring experimental photography, lomography, lo-fi and analogue techniques.
Each artist has used this lo-fi approach to explore the 'happy accidents' that occur when control of the medium is released and chance is embraced
diana-hep/histbook: 1.0.3
No full text<p>Now with a <a href="https://mybinder.org/v2/gh/diana-hep/histbook/master?filepath=binder%2Ftutorial.ipynb">Binder tutorial</a>.</p>
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