Moreover, the effect of sharp tuning on evoked brain activity amplitude is stronger in case of narrow BENs, which is reflected in a rather small TS-evoked activity amplitude difference between wide and narrow BEN conditions [20], [22], [23].
In part, argues Mr Ben-Ami, this reflected a wider Palestinian preoccupation with vindication and justice, at the expense of a pragmatic search for a solution.The book ends with Ariel Sharon's Gaza withdrawal but before the victory of the Islamists of Hamas in the Palestinians' election.
Coming on the heels of the movement that brought down Tunisia's longtime ruler, Zine el-Abidine Ben-Ali, the revolution reflected Egyptians' pent-up frustration with endless human rights abuses, rigged elections and lack of real economic opportunity.
These questions reflected Garfield and Ben-Zvi's (2005) last component of engendering consideration of variability in all parts of a statistical investigation (phase (vii)).
What appears at first glance to be a full black satin skirt turns out, on closer inspection, to be flowing trousers, a clever choice that reflects Bening's insider-outsider status.
Ben-Gurion's papers reflect a fatherly interest in Sharon, whom he referred to as Arik and whose roguishness both charmed and worried him.
The students then completed three questions in their workbooks about the recorded measurement values, reflecting Garfield and Ben-Zvi's (2005) development of intuitive ideas of variability and describing variability (phase (i)): 1. Were all of the values the same?
The students were reminded to 'Think about the variation that is seen in your plot or picture,' reflecting Garfield and Ben-Zvi's (2005) ability to represent and describe variability (phase (ii)).
They were then to create a plot 'that best describes the [new] data set and tells the story.' This was to be accompanied by a text box containing a summary statement of what the plot shows and 'at least two sentences that describe the differences between this plot and the earlier one,' reflecting Garfield and Ben-Zvi's (2005) component of using variability to make comparisons (phase (iii)).
BEN GREENMAN: What do the pop charts reflect?
