Reduced single (abrupt onset) word identification following TMS induced disruption of V5 argues for a causal role of the dorsal stream in rapid accurate (fluent) reading.
The repeated rhythm — two separated 8th notes followed by a stressed 8th leaning into an abrupt 16th — suggested words: Barbari-na, cavati-na, poveri-na (as in "poor thing").
Obvious quantized conductance steps with multiples of G 0 can be observed, in other words, abrupt conductance transitions of the order of G 0 between well-defined discrete states can be found in the final stages of the RESET transient.
"It's sudden, abrupt, all the words you can think of". Across the room was Matt Kemp, still in uniform nearly an hour after the final pitch, looking as if he was ready to play another game.
In the poem, Keats imagines the loss of the physical world and sees himself dead he uses an abrupt, almost brutal word for it as a "sod" over which the nightingale sings.
At climactic moments in the two features — say, just as the hero and the heroine are about to get it on — the scene sometimes comes to an abrupt halt, and the words "Missing reel" flash on the screen.
For instance, anger is often characterized with abrupt movements or attacked words and musical notes [18, 28]; sad voices, music, and gestures are correlated with low intensity, gradual changes.
And it got to me that night and I was, for want of better words, incredibly abrupt to Miss Rimes.
Bouchoucha: It is a strange question but I would say three words — straightforward, abrupt but I guess a nice person.
Since his abrupt recovery — his first word was "Mom," uttered at the sight of his mother — he has continued to improve, speaking more, remembering more.
This past weekend, as the effects of Trump's abrupt and rather vaguely worded restrictions on refugees and immigrants from seven majority Muslim countries took hold, America's airports and courts were plunged into chaos.
