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We present a likely identification with the discovery and subsequent timing of a young and energetic pulsar, PSR J2021+3651, with the Wideband Arecibo Pulsar Processor at the Arecibo Observatory.
Projected flame-boundary analysis was also performed to investigate the effect of flame shape/wrinkling on the subsequent timing of 5% mass fraction burned on a cycle-by-cycle basis.
In general, routines are very regular and similar across all participants; the main difference being the wake-up time (around 4 am to almost 6 am) and the subsequent timing of daily activities.
The current study addressed a gap in the literature by investigating the association between maternal depressive symptoms and subsequent timing of their children's alcohol use onset and heavy episodic drinking (HED).
When sound tracks, both dialogue and music, are prerecorded, the animators have an exact time scheme to follow; if the tracks are not prerecorded, then the "scoring" of the action will control the subsequent timing of the speech and music at recording stage.
In conclusion, we propose that the regular patterns, which comprise the majority of spikes in PC SS trains, can control the amplitude of subsequent timing signals by modulating the amplitude of rebound spikes in downstream DCN neurons.
Maternal flowering day and subsequent timing of seed dispersal can alter germination season in the next generation [ 34].
Thus, the influence of childhood adiposity on subsequent timing of puberty has been observed in very young children [ 12, 30, 31].
We found that even among 5- to 6-year-olds, BMI levels are inversely associated with the subsequent timing of menarche.
Our own recently published data suggest that there may be complex, potentially sex-differential, feed-forward influences of nutritional interventions in childhood on the subsequent timing of peak height velocity and growth cessation that require further study (18).
