In particular, the ACC/dMPFC has been suggested to be a monitoring center from which a conflict signal detected by the ACC/dMPFC is transmitted to other brain regions [45].
I know this from reading an article by Mark Sappenfield in the Christian Science Monitor, from which I copied out those unfamiliar words letter by letter.
Instead, we examined the distance away from a monitor at which each method produces a more accurate result.
The potential variation with time was monitored from which data the values of the diffusion coefficient of hydrogen, D were calculated from well known error function/infinite series solutions to Fick's second law.
The locals have gathered as usual but their eyes are fixed on two video monitors from which the opposition BJP's candidate for prime minister, Narendra Modi, is holding forth.
For those intent on owning their own videoconferencing systems, the set-up costs $5,000 to $15,000, plus the installation and monthly cost of a high-speed phone line and a monitor, which can range from a basic TV to a $20,000 flat-panel screen.
By doubling the resolution of existing liquid-crystal displays (LCDs), IBM has created a monitor which, when viewed from 18 inches away or farther, shows images that the human eye finds indistinguishable from the real thing.The T220, as it is called, measures 22 inches across the diagonal, and displays 9.2m picture elements ("pixels").
Together, these constraints make the conventional approach to host intrusion detection using a hypervisor to create a safe environment from which a monitoring entity can operate too costly or impractical for embedded control systems in the critical infrastructure.
This software, claimed Eckhart, could monitor everything from which apps were installed to which keys were pressed.
This paper performs an exhaustive survey of contemporary monitoring tools from which we derive a taxonomy, which examines how effectively existing tools and designs meet the challenges of cloud monitoring.
The online phase consists of a monitor feedback loop (which springs from traditional approaches (IBM Corp 2004; Kephart and Chess 2003) built upon the reconfiguration framework presented in Section 2. Fig. 3 depicts its main elements.
