In other words, hand-pictures trigger the use of an internal (subject-centred) strategy, that is to say a mental rotation of ones own hands, whereas the other type of objects (non-corporeal) usually trigger the use of an external (object-centred) strategy, i.e. a mental transformation of the objects as if they are displaced by external forces [37].
This was to the detriment of its Mercury marque, which in the months before Mr Nasser was ousted had been the subject of an internal study to see how it could be axed.
Here, the MM probes serve as an internal reference subjected essentially to the same hybridization law as the PM, however with modified characteristics.
In addition, the RPKM of each sample as an internal standard was subjected to the Fisher test using the R language.
The most significant among these is a mandatory requirement that National Intelligence Estimates, unlike the one on Iraq in October 2002 that was never subjected to an internal or external challenge, be subjected to concerted second-guessing before they are published.
It's difficult to understand what he's saying, as he shifts from subject to subject with an internal logic that is flawless, but which I certainly can't follow.
So, throwing caution to the wind, you pull out your digital middle finger and delist your opponent entirely from search results, then shoot off an internal memo with the subject line "FREEDOM" and a link to the Braveheart Theme.
Furthermore, intersubject and temporal variability were eliminated by using a saline instilled lobe as an internal control for each subject.
He added: "We are aware of the alleged incident and the matter is subject to an internal investigation.
Many parts of an internal combustion engine are subjected to a raised temperature where the fatigue properties are different than they are at room temperature.
The MM probes are utilized as an internal reference which is subjected to the same hybridization law as the PM, however with modified characteristics.
