In the deluxe multimedia versions of the programs sold on CD's, video clips are interspersed at strategic intervals.
In the first study of the research, which is published online this month in Health Psychology, a journal of the American Psychological Association, the red chips were interspersed at intervals designating one suggested serving size (seven chips) or two serving sizes (14 chips); in the second study, this was changed to five and 10 chips.
After successful training (>80% correct scores), unrewarded (generalization) trials were interspersed at an average frequency of one in four to accustom the mice to occasional absence of reward.
After successful training (>80% concordance), unrewarded trials were interspersed, at an average frequency of one in four, with rewarded trials to accustom the mice to occasional absence of reward after a correct response.
More likely is that the two marks are interspersed at a given bivalent sequence domain, though we did not test this experimentally (See Voigt et al., 2013).
This can be interspersed with the materials or a separate section at the end.
Six residencies will be interspersed with virtual-based learning.
Performances by Joshua Bell, Jean-Yves Thibaudet and the Russian National Orchestra are interspersed with feasts at restaurants and vineyards.
You can throw in the shows I watched religiously Bugs Bunny, "The Flintstones," "Land of the Lost," and "The Twilight Zone"—and maybe the fact that my childhood in the New Jersey suburbs was interspersed with summers at a boys' camp in Maine.
You can throw in the shows I watched religiously — Bugs Bunny, "The Flintstones," "Land of the Lost," and "The Twilight Zone" — and maybe the fact that my childhood in the New Jersey suburbs was interspersed with summers at a boys' camp in Maine.
