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Oscillations are often generated by two symmetrically located neural generators, one in each hemisphere [23], [24], [25], [26], and modeling suggests that cross-hemispheric sinusoidal tACS can disrupt neural functions governed by inter-hemispheric phase synchronization [21].
HelpAge International claims that witchcraft allegations are often generated by wider problems in the community.
As different as these requests may seem, Mr. Gioria finds they are often generated by the same goal: to have Blake Lively's hair.
Curiosity-driven research, supported by peer review, goes beyond mere instrumentalism – the best ideas are often generated by the search for new knowledge in a totally unrelated area.
As returns in the financial markets are often generated by investing against the prevailing consensus — betting on the neglected and the improbable — let us suggest a contrarian idea.
It gives everyone a much richer and broader experience and hopefully removes the labelling of people as 'elderly' or 'past it' and the self-fulfilling behaviours that are often generated by this.
Slag foaming is often generated by injecting carbon or a lime-carbon mixture, which reacts with the iron oxide in the slag to produce carbon monoxide gas.
The new rule that Javie referred to is an attempt by the N.B.A. to cut down on the whining and muttering, the arm-waving and air-punching, the drawn-out contentiousness that is often generated by foul calls players disagree with.
(Motion sickness is often generated by a mismatch between the various inputs signaling orientation within space. People will frequently be seasick if they are below the deck of a boat and the visual system signals no movement while the vestibular system indicates motion).
An energy flux is often generated by both temperature and solute gradients leading to Dufour or diffusion-thermo effect and Soret or thermal-diffusion effects.
In addition, the underlying Gaussian random field is often generated by series expansion approaches (e.g. spectral representation method), which require a sum of infinite terms.
