Once, in an interview, she said, "Which would you rather do: Eat a dish of rice kernel by kernel or take a spoonful to get a good taste?" For the applied version of this philosophy, Wood coined the term "chunking".
The applied version of LORETA was used with a lead field (solution space) calculated on a realistic head model using SMAC [51] on an average brain model provided by the Montreal Neurological Institute (MNI).
The Sanger-MGP data was downloaded at the same time from http://www.sanger.ac.uk/htgt/biomart/martview. The applied version of the files comprised 126 522 phenotype annotations for 9447 genes (average 13.391 phenotypes per gene).
Principally, both of the applied versions of the test provided a criterion valid measure of driving expertise.
They do apply versions of the laws of excluded middle and non-contradiction, along with concepts of logical "admissibility" (ke) and "perversity" (bei) that are intertwined with a rough notion of logical consistency.[21] They also employ a rigorous system of quantifiers and conjunctions of implication.
Locally applied versions of an evolution education curriculum that follow this line of thinking would accordingly seek as a goal that students discover that evidence for evolutionary history is in organisms all around them, and make historical inferences from available observations.
Other groups have also applied versions of surface-modified nanoparticles for glycoprotein selection.
Some authors have recently noted that, "A few papers have applied versions of Hammes-Schiffer's multistate continuum theory, although this is challenging, and simplifications usually have to be applied because many of the needed parameters are not easily accessible".
We apply versions of the graphical criteria for detecting IVs for the total causal effect of treatment (variable) T on outcome (variable) Y in linear models developed by Brito and Pearl (2002).
Furthermore, we applied version 2.0 of the Japanese guideline for the oncology fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) PET/CT data acquisition protocol [5].
