Similarly in simultaneous fMRI, LFP and single neuron recordings from visual cortex of awake monkey, Goesner and Logothetis (2008) concluded that LFPs were a better and more reliable predictor of fMRI signal than the single neuron activity, and that any correlation of neuron firing to fMRI BOLD signal was by virtue of correlations to LFP.
This was more than a Presidential campaign; it was "a movement," Christie said, and after again listing the Trumpian virtues—"strong, bold, tough, decisive"—he made way for the man himself.
But both figures, done with an admirable command of glazes and large-scale ceramic construction, score by virtue of their bold size.
With the average stock trading at a wildly optimistic 28 times earnings, it is safe to say that Wall Street is inclined to find virtue in any bold initiative.
In between is a blue and yellow staircase with a different virtue printed in bold black type on each stair, rising up from Honor to Cooperation, via Focus, Discipline, Faith, Confidence, Humility and Persistence.
Yet Paolo Baratta, the can-do president of the Venice Biennale, which also runs the Art and Architecture Biennales and other events including the film festival, has turned necessity into a virtue, presenting a bold new back-to-the-future scenario.
In virtue of this bold suggestion Philoponus is often credited with having envisaged, for the first time, a unified theory of dynamics, since he strove to give the same kind of explanation for phenomena which Aristotle had to explain by different principles, depending upon their different cosmological contexts.
A bolder strategy involves claiming that virtue ethics has less difficulty with cultural relativity than the other two approaches.
Its big, bold reds combine the international virtues of ripe fruit, immense concentration and lavish new oak with distinctive indigenous character, a kind of heady, savage allure reminiscent of young Vintage Port or new-wave Zinfandel from California.
Mainstream movies generally opt for clear lines, bold strokes and self-evident vices or virtues.
