Finally, as a point of validation, the constant sensory stimulation from a brush resulted in a hemodynamic response with a strong early rise and peaked at 14.21 ± 1.84 s, which agreed with previous fMRI studies using vibrotactile stimulation of the finger tips [ 46, 58].
Homesick to the point of constant nausea, still a clumping child compared with my sophisticated exchange partner, too hot and constantly miserable.
Several political analysts also noted that Italians might be at a point of utter exasperation with the constant charges and countercharges of corruption between prosecutors and politicians, which has frequently thrown the country into turmoil.
It was a reference to the painfully slow talks here, where the phasing of a withdrawal from the Golan Heights has been among the many points of constant argument.
"We are vigorous defenders of the First Amendment," the center said in its letter to Fox. "However, there comes a point when constant intentional repetition of provocative, incendiary, emotional misinformation and falsehoods about a person can put that person in actual physical danger of a violent response".
First, the domain size (the average size of the coherently scattering mosaic blocks) produces reciprocal lattice points of constant, finite size: small domains produce large-sized spots, while large domains produce small spots, as there is an inverse (Fourier) relation between spot size and domain size.
These are, from a statistical point of view, constants.
Once a constant density region is achieved through high enough grafting density, the Δ S LD is from a theoretical point of view a constant determined by the grafting density, Kuhn length, and the excluded volume of the monomers.
From a theoretical point of view, a constant price of risk would be justified by power utility, while the more realistic recursive utility and habit formation models imply that the price of risk may vary through time.
We modeled patches as stationary point sinks of constant strength during assembly over 12.5 s, and as point sources during disassembly.
But he concedes that there can be a point at which the constant accessibility of information is hard to escape.
