The neural responses are consistent with the idea that both components comprise a singular, evidence-independent signal that adds to the evidence-dependent activity in LIP.
But what's missing as you enter these and subsequent rooms, and the years tick over, is evidence of a singular vision or personal style.
That is to say, the ability to look at a list not as a collection of personal memories, desires and wants, not even as the evidence of a singular life, but rather as something more abstract.
On a 135-acre, waste-made plateau rising 180 feet in central Staten Island -- where there had been nothing but a foul wind and a glorious view -- they have built a village to sort the evidence of a singular crime.
From the first, the Brooklyn mama's boy who left high school and crossed the river to Manhattan to find work at Warhol's Factory gave evidence of a singular gift and cultural contribution: an innate ability to capture and transmit the essence of cool.
One can therefore see that the basis for the argument presented by the prosecution is a singular narrative woven from the shared evidence, rather than being based in the use of different evidence from that deployed by the defence.
"Interestingly, a ring of objects would be much much easier to find than a singular planet, yet there is no evidence that such a thing exists," Brown told Popular Science.
However, an evidence-based public health practice requires rigorous synthesis of available scientific evidence to move beyond a singular plausible explanation [ 5].
The failure of the Arab League as a source of Arab unity is an additional piece of evidence that the Arabs are not a singular people.
Neuroscience evidence refutes the idea that the earliest years are a singular window for mental growth that slams shut once children turn three.
Only one couple was left on the dance floor". Interestingly, evidence suggests that "couple" has more properties of a plural noun than a singular one.
