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Monkeys and other primates Born and Tootell, 1992 ; suggests that separate neurons in the two types of modules can have similar receptive fields. Thus, a completely smooth and predictable retinotopy is not expected. Another issue is the source of activation from outside of the scotoma. Neurons in MT could be excited by direct contacts with formerly subthreshold V1 inputs that remain or indirectly by V1 activation of intrinsic or callosal connections. The weak and strongly habituating responses could reflect excitatory inputs from such widespread connections or even the release of lateral inhibition on spontaneously active neurons after stimulation, as has been reported for neurons in deprived somatosensory cortex Rasmusson and Turnbull, 1983 ; . The evidence for some retinotopic reorganization of MT indicates the importance of being certain that receptive fields and visual stimuli are fully within the scotoma before visual responsiveness can be taken as evidence for a source of activation independent of V1. Are New and Old World monkeys similar? As New and Old World monkeys diverged into separate lines of evolution some 40 million years ago, the effects of V1 lesions on MT in New and Old World monkeys do not necessarily need to be the same. Nevertheless, the impact of V1 lesions on MT neurons appears to be similar in New and Old World monkeys. The original observations in macaques on MT after V1 lesions were obtained Figure 9. A, Serial sections of owl monkey flattened cortex illustrating the patchy myelin-staining pattern in MT ipsilateral to a V1 ablation. Myelin-light ovals corresponding to columns of neurons are visible in some sections. A myelin-light patch medial and from three macaque monkeys 5 6 weeks caudal to the STS inside white dashed circle ; may be a result of V1 ablation. White arrowheads mark a common blood vessel. B, after unilateral or bilateral lesions of part Three coronal sections from owl monkey 00-54. a, A myelin-light zone is shown in the box in section 253, which may be related to or most of V1 Rodman et al., 1989 ; . In the V1 ablation. b, Section 256 stained for WFA brown ; and counterstained with thionin purple ; . The WFA staining is reduced in deprived parts of MT, neurons often rethe same part of the section that is myelin-light in a. c, Section 249 stained for Nissl substance, which appears to have a higher sponded to visual stimuli, but responses cellular density in layers IVVI in the V1-deprived part of MT that is myelin-light in a. Conventions are as in previous figures. were weak, and receptive fields were difficult to localize precisely. Few neurons 5% ; responded strongly to visual stimuli. responsiveness with significant recovery times. Instead, the funcThere was no evidence for retinotopic reorganization in MT. In tional reorganization of MT after V1 lesions appears to be limthe two monkeys with bilateral V1 lesions, a subsequent lesion of ited. Immediately after V1 lesions, neurons near the margins of the superior colliculus on the side of recording in MT abolished the deprived zone may have acquired new receptive fields Kaas all remaining responsiveness of MT neurons to visual stimuli, and Krubitzer, 1992 ; , but neurons in the core of the deprived providing evidence that any remaining responsiveness depended zone remained unresponsive. Approximately similar results were on the superior colliculus and not intact parts of V1 Rodman et obtained in the present experiments after months of recovery, al., 1990 ; . although one monkey with a small lesion demonstrated no unreIn a related study in macaques, Maunsell et al. 1990 ; selecsponsive zone Fig. 10 ; . Rosa et al. 2000 ; reported more extentively blocked activity in part of the lateral geniculate nucleus sive retinotopic reorganization of MT after weeks of recovery with lidocaine and found that a block of both magnocellular and from V1 lesions. However, the evidence for reorganization deparvocellular layers completely abolished the responses of neupends on demonstrating that neurons have receptive fields in rons in MT. A block of the magnocellular layers alone was highly abnormal locations. This can be difficult to demonstrate when effective in reducing the responsiveness of neurons in MT to retinotopy varies across individuals. Van Essen et al. 1981 ; comaverage of 10% of the original response. Because the effects of mented on how irregular and variable the retinotopy of MT is these blocks are thought to be mediated by LGN projections to macaque monkeys, and the modular organization of MT in owl and pbz.

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His insights on measuring, managing and improving quality have had profound impact on countless managers and entire corporations around the world. The Deming philosophy focuses on bringing about improvements in product and service quality by reducing uncertainty and variability in the design and manufacturing process. In Deming's view, variation is the chief culprit of poor quality. For example, variations from specifications for part dimensions lead to inconsistent performance and premature wear and failure. Likewise, inconsistencies in service frustrate customers and hurt companies' reputations. To accomplish reductions in variation, Deming advocated a never-ending cycle of product design, manufacture, test and sales, followed by market surveys and then redesign and so forth. He claimed that higher quality leads to higher productivity, which in turn leads to long-term competitive strength. The Deming "chain reaction" theory are shown below. 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