For each group, figure 3 shows representative statokinesigrams of a typical subject, and average values of areas encompassed by subjects' CoP excursions during the three stimulus conditions.
3. How stable is the performance of a typical subject that has reached the criteria of training?
For each group, figure 2 represents CoP excursions of a typical subject, as well as the mean displacements of subjects' CoP along the two axes (M-L, A-P) of the horizontal plane, during the three experimental conditions.
Simulation using blood pressure changes after ophthalmic administration provides an example of the magnitude of blood pressure change for a typical subject: a standard 10-mg dose of phenylephrine combined with paracetamol could result in an increase in MAP of more than 10 mmHg (Fig. 2).
Figure 3 shows the Q-Q plots obtained for the GHMs of order (0,1) and (10,14) considering seven face images of a typical subject.
Let Δ H kj = N j - N k, in (4) J h (T i ) Δ N hj (T i ) represent the number of subjects that at time i make the transition from the state h to the state j; Z hj 0 represents the covariate vector of a typical subject; Y hj (T i ) and Z hjl respectively indicate the subject that is at state h before the time Ti and his covariate vector.
As in Seidel's recent collection "The Cosmos Poems," a typical subject here is the violent, gorgeous birth of the universe, and several of these poems are devoted to surgery, another place where beauty and terror intersect.
The vacuum cleaner is a Staubsauger ("dust-sucker"), the television a Fernseher (a "far-seer") and gloves are Handschuhe ("hand-shoes")—all the typical subject of giggles for a first-year student of the language.
In a typical study of interference, subjects are asked to learn two successive verbal lists.
The typical subjects of fresco painting were series of biblical or hagiographic narratives.
