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In this study, we focused on elaborating the effect of different BSCRs on EEG source localization accuracy by using huge amounts of dipole sources on the cortical surface and a 3-dimensional (3D) head model based on realistically shaped head volume conductor.

Previously proposed methods impose large computational difficulties or are not based on principles which realistically model how information across the communities can spread.

The SP-GGA+U method appears to predict O-H and H-bonding more realistically based on the bulk goethite results, so values in Fig. 4c are likely to be more accurate.

Equally, my laughter at Mrs Slocombe's "pussy" cannot have realistically been based on any inkling that she might in fact be referring to her underappreciated vagina ("The central heating broke down; I had to light the oven and hold my pussy in front of it" … "The man next door is popping in every half an hour to keep an eye on my pussy" … and so on).

To achieve this effect, each level's geometry was input both to the level editor and to a "separate [sound] database", which mapped how sound would realistically propagate based on "the physical room characteristics [... and] how all the different rooms and areas are connected together".

For example, population models could be more realistically developed, based on a more thorough grounding in population biology.

Therefore, we highlight coverage scenarios (Table 3) in our model that we believe could be realistically achieved based on Haiti's recent experience with routine expanded program for immunizations and vaccine campaigns.

Based on a well-accepted 3D realistically shaped head model, our study had revealed that the localization errors were approximately equal to zero when assigning the correct BSCR in the inverse calculation in the case of considering noise-free EEG measurements.

Based on these results, the Independence Party could realistically hope to finish first among the British parties contesting the next elections to the European Parliament in 2014, though, because their vote is spread thinly across Britain, they will still struggle to win seats in the next British Parliamentary elections, due in 2015.

All data are subject to human error and limitations on their ability to accurately and realistically represent nature, based on the spatial scale and precision of measurements taken.

This tool is based on a non-Euclidean hydropathic metric realistically rooted in the atomic coordinates of 5526 protein segments, which thereby encapsulates universal non-Euclidean long-range differential geometrical features of water films enveloping globular proteins in the Protein Data Bank.