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Both models are essentially standard oscillator models expanded with an additional interaction [6] or storage mechanism [23] to allow a trace of previous perception to bias the next percept choice at stimulus reappearance.
Some schools don't allow a trace of makeup.
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The increasing availability of genome sequences from diverse metazoan taxa promises to allow a tracing of this history by examining genes encoding proteins involved in sexual reproduction.
In Ulverton, Thorpe's first prose work, one fictional English village served as the lynchpin for a succession of historical narratives, allowing a tracing of language and culture across centuries of progress and decline.
BRUSSELS — The European Union is considering allowing a trace amount of unapproved genetically modified material in imports of animal feed but not human food, according to draft proposals that the United States and other big grain exporters called unworkable.
So far, no zebrafish transgenic lines have been available to allow a lineage tracing of either multipotent pancreatic progenitors, giving rise to both exocrine and endocrine tissues, or pancreatic endocrine precursor cells.
Cashless payments, GPS tracking, social media and other applications allow a seamless digital trace of what we do, with whom and where.
A major weakness of this study is its simple morphologic nature, which does not allow any tracing of the prehistory or origin of the cells observed.
Phase improvement with both RESOLVE (Terwilliger, 2001) and ARP/WARP (CCP4, 1994) allowed an automatic tracing of ∼400 Ala residues out of the 766 total amino acids.
Sixty-three yeafterfter he and nearly 2,000 other African-Americans participated in the American invasion of Normandy, he allows himself a trace only of irony.
LOQs between 19.3 and 102.4 ng/L for Orbitrap MS allowed for a trace detection of CPs.
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