The information-processing model assumes that the length of time that a memory will be remembered depends on the stage of memory in which it is stored. Other researches have proposed that a memory's duration depends on the depth to which the info is processed or encoded. Levels-of-Processing Model.
Start along an outside corner of the wall if possible. Lay the crown molding upside down on the miter saw table so that the ceiling side of the molding is on the bottom, with the outside of the ceiling side sitting farthest away from the blade; the wall side should be the first edge you cut.. Hold the molding up on the wall so that one side touches the wall and the other touches the ceiling. The wall edge of the mitered end should touch the side of the corner; the ceiling side will protrude slightly past the corner.
1 Cut the first piece of crown molding square. 2  Place it in the miter saw and cut with the blade set to 0 degrees. 3  Cut the second piece at a 45Âº angle, cutting just as you would for an outside corner. 4  Use a dark pencil to trace along the edge of the cut (of the second piece) along the molded front of the piece.. Make any necessary scarf cuts. If any wall in your room is longer than the pieces of crown molding you have, you will need to join 2 lengths with a scarf joint. Measure the point at which you will need to join the 2 lengths, and then place the first length into the miter saw, upside-down and at an angle as before.