D.A.Balota S.R.Black M.Cheney Automatic and attentional priming in young and older adults: Reevaluation of the two-process model Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance 18 485-502 1992 PeterBuneman JamesCheney WangChiewTan StijnVansummeren Curated databases. ACM 1-12 2008 JamesCheney Flux: FunctionaL Updates for XML (extended report) CoRR abs/0807.1211 2008 JamesCheney PeterBuneman BertramLud\"ascher Report on the Principles of Provenance Workshop SIGMOD Rec. ACM 37 62–65 2008 JamesCheney MortenDahl Resource bound analysis for database queries. ACM 67-78 2008 JamesCheney ChristianUrban Nominal logic programming. ACM Trans. Program. Lang. Syst. 30 2008 J.A.Fiez S.E.Petersen M.K.Cheney M.E.Raichle Impaired non-motor learning and error detection associated with cerebellar damage Brain 115 155-178 1992 P.G.Muller R.E.Crow C.D.Cheney Schedule-induced locomotor activity in humans. Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior 31 83–90 1979 In two experiments, humans received tokens either on a fixed-interval schedule for plunger pulling or various response-nondependent fixed-time schedules ranging from 16 to 140 seconds. Locomotor activity such as walking, shifting weight, or pacing was recorded in quarters of the interreinforcement interval to examine the induced characteristics of that behavior in humans. While performance was variable, several characteristics were present that have counterparts in experiments with nonhumans during periodic schedules of food reinforcement: (a) first quarter rates, and sometimes overall rates, of locomotor activity were greater during intervals that terminated in a visual stimulus and token delivery than those without: (b) overall rates of locomotor activity were greater during fixed-time 16-second schedules than during fixed-time 80- or 140-second schedules; (c) rates of locomotor activity decreased during the interreinforcement intervals; (d) locomotor activity was induced by response-dependent and response-nondependent token delivery. These results showed that the rate and temporal pattern of locomotor activity can be schedule-induced in humans. ChristianUrban JamesCheney StefanBerghofer Mechanizing the Metatheory of LF. IEEE Computer Society 45-56 2008 CanEvrenYarman BirsenYazici M.Cheney Bistatic Synthetic Aperture Radar Imaging for Arbitrary Flight Trajectories. IEEE Transactions on Image Processing 17 84-93 2008