DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05457.020 To test whether PPC inactivation could produce a quickly adapting effect (i.e., perhaps an effect from muscimol inactivation is observable only in the first session), we repeated our unilateral PPC inactivations using a second group of rats.
Smallholders being price takers and lacking basic market information implies that they should rely on diversification for adapting the effects of drought in the foreseeable future.
For example, a bright light can bleach pigments in the retina and cause the retina's neurons to adapt; these effects linger after the light disappears, creating an afterimage.
Our findings found that health impacts of the 2008 cold spell were very large, suggesting that adapting to health effects of cold spells in subtropical regions is necessary in the context of future climate change.
Scaly like a crocodile, squat and bulky like a rhinoceros, its menacing grin bore witness to just how well, as Buckland had observed decades previously, its teeth and jaws were "adapted to effect the work of death most speedily".
Picasso and Braque adapted the effect to create Cubism: visual reality fragmented in fealty to how our eyes take it in before our brains compose the illusion of having seen it whole.
Furthermore, synaptic plasticity can adapt the effect of both the excitatory parallel fiber inputs and the inhibitory input from the basket cells and stellate cells on the SS patterns [35], [36].
Ms. Zanella sources most of her leather in the Padua area, experimenting with different finishes and effects, and adapting shapes to what she has in mind.
The UN said that Qatar has also signalled its intention to support the efforts of developing countries, including small island states, in adapting to the inevitable effects of climate change, such as flooding and drought.
The study in [14] analyzes the effects of adapting the beacon rate with respect to reduced accuracy and changing the offered load.
