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... capacity , which cannot be exceeded in the channel . The output then levels off at that rate , and finally , as the information input rate continues to go up , the output decreases gradually toward zero as breakdown or the con- fusional ...
... capacity , which cannot be exceeded in the channel . The output then levels off at that rate , and finally , as the information input rate continues to go up , the output decreases gradually toward zero as breakdown or the con- fusional ...
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... capacity . These adjustments enable the output rate to remain at or near channel capacity and then to decline gradually , rather than to fall precipitously to zero immediately whenever the information input rate exceeds the channel capacity ...
... capacity . These adjustments enable the output rate to remain at or near channel capacity and then to decline gradually , rather than to fall precipitously to zero immediately whenever the information input rate exceeds the channel capacity ...
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... capacity is reached . Then the output levels off at that rate . Finally as the information input rate continues to rise , there is a marked decrease in output rate accompanied by a confusional state . ( b ) A human being's sequential ...
... capacity is reached . Then the output levels off at that rate . Finally as the information input rate continues to rise , there is a marked decrease in output rate accompanied by a confusional state . ( b ) A human being's sequential ...
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