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asynchrony /asyn·chro·ny/ 1. lack of synchronism; disturbance of coordination. 2. occurrence at distinct times of events normally synchronous; disturbance of coordination.asyn´chronous |
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Sensitivity, intensity, drivenness (Lovecky, 1992), and developmental asynchrony (Silverman, 1997), rather than disability or pathology or a "bad attitude," may actually be at the root of behavior problems. Since there was no pause between prime and target, the stimulus onset asynchrony (SOA) was equal to the prime presentation time. Mancuska claims to draw on the non-linearity of hypertext and the concept of asynchrony (time passes, and history is recorded, differently in different places), but his installation partakes equally of Conceptual art's pared-down textual economies and Minimal sculpture's emphasis on the spectatorial body. |
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