The head is shown in profile, but the eye in full; the shoulders are frontally represented, while the torso is at three-quarters view; the legs again are in profile.
Perry called the Obamacare ruling "a shocking disappointment to freedom-loving Americans," adding: "Freedom was frontally attacked by passage of this monstrosity".
We are going to be frontally, brutally assaulted with attack ads on the health care issue from now until election day, just as candidates in big Senate races already have been for months.
Non-words showed a significant larger negativity than words and this effect was frontally distributed (see Table 4 for the summary of statistical results).
Güntürkün and Hahmann [62] confirmed this view by behavioural experiments in the pigeon indicating that the thalamofugal system is frontally blind to a large extent.
Surgical specimens were routinely fixed in formalin and embedded in paraffin, from which 5 7 mm-thick slices were frontally prepared from posterior to anterior directions.
Sections 5 µ thick were frontally cut through the grafted area of the tibia before visual localisation of the grafted area was established.
When cueing for the pitch of a sound, attention effects were frontally distributed; cueing for spatial location evoked additional parietally distributed attention effects.
However, Kyweriga, Stewart, Cahill et al. (2014) observed this type of local inhibition and relatively sharp spatial tuning only for a small subset of neurons, that is, frontally tuned neurons.
The anatomical, functional, genetic and behavioural data support the dual syndrome hypothesis for Parkinson's disease cognition, with (i) an executive syndrome that is frontally mediated, dopamine-dependant and modulated by COMT genotype; versus (ii) a temporo-parietal system subject to MAPT and APOE, but not dopaminergic modulation, that is required for visuospatial and memory tasks.
