Preferred-location Effects
Preferred-Location Effects is a theoretical construct in gravitational physics that posits the existence of spatial locations where the outcomes of local non-gravitational experiments differ from those predicted by the equivalence principle, thereby violating the principle's assertion of universal local physical laws independent of spacetime position.
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Individual differences in face-looking behavior generalize from the lab to the world
Matthew Peterson, Jing Lin, Ian Zaun et al. · Journal of Vision · 2016 · 113 citations · Full text
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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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