"Hello?" Skype blinks across the Atlantic to reveal Greg Jackson in his Brooklyn apartment on a boiling afternoon.
The clues that blink across back-seat screens in 6,600 of the city's 13,237 taxis are easier than their televised counterparts.
The mean percentage of α blinks across all blocks in patients with MSA was 17.6±4.6% in the delay and 14.4±4.1% in the trace paradigm, for control participants 31.5±11.1% and 35.2±11.3%, respectively.
There we sat, a bottle of Chardonnay between us, blinking wordlessly across a white linen tablecloth, praying the beeper wouldn't go off.
That this computation is less visible than it was in Reed's day, when an observer could follow the progress of a calculation in blinking lights across the room, doesn't make it less pervasive.
Post Clinton, presidential candidates compete to see who can be trusted not to blink, standing across the desk from a determined White House intern.
Once upon a cold war, presidential candidates competed to see who could be trusted not to blink, sitting across the table from a determined Soviet leader.
PARIS — Imagine gliding in a floating hotel over the Serengeti, gazing down at herds of zebra or elephants; or floating over Paris as the sun sets and lights blink on across the city as you pass the Eiffel Tower.
In addition, we repeated the ANOVAs for conditioned eyeblink responses with the individual average α blink rate across blocks 1 6 as covariate.
Staten Island's resentment of government has rarely, if ever, extended to police officers and firefighters, and for that one moment, Correa imagined that the lights blinking on and off across the marsh belonged to rescuers.
