It is activated, for example, when a person is in love and sees a photograph of his beloved, when someone thinks he will soon be paid money, or when someone takes cocaine, said Dr. Ernst Fehr, an economist and co-author of the study.
A more effective early-warning system a phone call to an individual's home on record before a credit card is activated, for example–would certainly help consumers and serve as a speed bump to phishers.
Some are activated, for example, when one is about to grasp an object, or sees another grasping an object, with either the hand or the mouth; and others are quite narrow in their selectivity, specific to grasping by hand, for example, and to objects calling for a particular kind of grip.
The analysis is also applicable to many doses where only the minority of cells are activated (for example Figure 6B).
They are activated, for example, by lymphocytes of the adaptive immune systems, and they are crucial for combating larger parasites that cannot be phagocytosed, such as protozoans.
The time constant τ controls the gain and phase of the g estimate when the otolith organs alone are activated, for example, by pure translation.
Previous work from our laboratory has led to the notion that UCPs attenuate ∆ψ only when they are activated, for example, by superoxide [32].
The two shared features (rows of neurons) were activated for each training example, along with ten other features chosen randomly from that particular category's pool of (15) non-shared features.
Similar regions of posterior STS (and adjacent inferior parietal cortex) are activated for categorical perception of syllables, for example, showing an additional response to sequences that include categorical changes, compared with repetition or within-category changes (Jacquemot et al. 2003; Zevin and McCandliss 2004; Joanisse et al. 2007; Raizada and Poldrack 2007).
But if reaction conditions aren't optimal if too much or too little of the catalyst is activated, for example this stickiness (among other factors) may cause the nanotubes to form tangles, curlicues, fault lines and other structures.
