The speakers in the antenna center were turned on one by one, whose timing is indicated by the dashed lines in Fig. 9.
As a consequence, when the mice moves around, different neurons are turned on one by one, and this sequence of activation is believed to be a memory code that represents the places the animal has travelled.
Playing with it over the week, my mind has been turning on one of Douglas's theories.
Now it appears that the routed Taliban rulers and their Arab Al Qaeda guests are turning on one another.
And once again progressives are turning on one another with vicious insults and a promise to "never vote" for the candidate who isn't their candidate.
But since these cameras are all owned by different entities, and in most cases are not connected to anything except a VCR, which may or may not be turned on, one person could never have access to them all.
The smart filtering services would be rolled out in phases, with levels of service being turned on in one, three and six months.
Based on the QPCR data, and understanding that PmGsx is only maternal, although detectable until 24 hpf, we would suggest that PmCdx is the first ParaHox gene to be activated during sea star development, followed by PmLox, which is turned on more than one day later.
When one is turned on the other is turned off; when one is strengthened, the other is weakened.
"The law has been turned on its head," said one of its authors, Representative Henry A. Waxman, Democrat of California.
