Differentiating these two aspects of motor behaviour have been considered important for evaluating the true underlying similarities between imagined and actual movements; for example, when assessing what is actually being captured using neuroimaging [50].
"The experience of rooting for your favorite team can actually be captured at a neural level," Wertheim and Sommers say.
It's named after the city's last queen, Söyembikä, who, according to legend threw herself off the tower, but actually was captured by the Muscovites led by Ivan the Terrible in the 16th century, when the city was conquered.
The Nikon's viewfinder shows more of the image than the Canon — that is, given the same focal length on the lens, the Nikon shows more of what will actually be captured.
The judge seemed resistant to that, since those transmissions are actually being captured through Aereo as a service, as opposed to the customer buying and putting the antenna on the TV.
This is an increase of 1.88 lemur species per year over 25 years, which is partly due to the fact that small, nocturnal animals were actually being captured for the first time, that research effort has increased, that remote forests have been visited and that new molecular techniques have become available.
It is important to note that the latter two phenomena (effects on soil moisture via atmospheric feedback loops) are somewhat different from the direct influence of reduced gs on soil moisture, an effect that can actually be captured in an experiment (see below).
This involves an endeavour to understand what types of experiences are actually being captured in the process of developing a web-based support (e.g. personal experiences of patients, experiences from clinical work) and what this means in relation to PCC.
Aug. 2, 4 28 p.m.: This post has been updated with the announcement that the Israeli soldier believed to have been captured was actually killed.
Actually, all were captured as is.
