"It may be that a grand gesture, such as another journal quitting Elsevier and reforming under a slightly modified name … could precipitate a rapid major change.
The auction houses recognize the value of the middle market, but in order to maintain their "brand," they have to distinguish their middle market operations from their high-end salesrooms, both geographically and by using a different or modified name.
A good recovery software program will allow you to search by date created, date modified, name and more.
Credit-card companies use the software to spot recidivists applying for new cards under modified names.
Consequently, we believe that using time-frequency analysis together with a modified own name paradigm using emotionally and personally salient stimuli will be a more sensitive measure in identifying cognitive, and in future clinical applications, conscious processing.
To address those issues, a modified TCP, named two-windows TCP, has been proposed.
But you can sense the excitement in Burns, an engineer at heart, as the team works through the night in unheated trailers in Pittsburgh winters on what would eventually be the winning entry: a modified Chevy Tahoe, named Boss, that successfully completed the 60-mile course.
To solve this problem, a modified PHD filter name, cardinalized PHD filter, is proposed by Mahlar [28, 29].
The name Arthur is a modified version of the name of her first husband, the screenwriter and producer Robert Alan Aurthur.
For example: 1. ABCA4, ABC10, ABCR, FFM, RMP, RP19, STGD, STGD1 are all names for the same gene; ATP binding cassette, sub family A (ABC1). 2. The same gene name can be written in different ways; cyclinD1 versus cyclin D1. 3. Researchers modify names; hPRL is used to denote the human form of PRL. 4. Names can be species specific.
