Items where Division is "Life & Health Sciences > Cell & Tissue Biomedical Research group" and Year is

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Baker, D.H. and Meese, T.S. Size adaptation effects are independent of spatial frequency aftereffects. Perception, 41 (Suppl.), p. 33.

Baldwin, A.; Meese, T.S. and Baker, D.H. A reevaluation of area summation of contrast with compensation for retinal inhomogeneity. Perception, 41 (Suppl.), p. 223.

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Jüttner, M.; Petters, D.; Wakui, E. and Davidoff, J. Dissociating developmental trajectories of part-specific and part-relational processing in object recognition. Perception, 41 (Suppl.), p. 68.

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Kenall, A.; Meese, T. and Thompson, P. Open access and author-owned copyright. Perception, 41 (Suppl.), p. 6.

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Meese, T. and Summers, R. Long-range template matching follows spatial inhomogeneity, short-range spatial filtering, square-law contrast transduction and the addition of internal noise. Perception, 41 (Suppl.), p. 52.

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Summers, R.; Baker, D.H. and Meese, T. Spatial integration within and between first- and second-order stimuli. Perception, 41 (Suppl.), p. 223.