Additional noise through TMS is, therefore, more likely to slow down out-of-time target detection than boost in-time target detection.
To give his new magazine a promotional boost, in time-honoured fashion for launches, Desmond made sure its cover price was cheaper than the competitors, selling it for 40p.
But there are lots of other ways to give yourself a confidence boost in times of crisis.
Our biofuel, solar, wind power, geothermal and other alternate energy industries would get a much needed boost and in time — probably much less than most people think — we would achieve what this administration cannot: true energy independence.
Teachers in the program schools had half the absentee rate of those in comparison schools, extreme truancy (absences more than half the time) was eliminated and their students got a 33 percent boost in learning time.
If popular sleeping pills don't offer a major boost in sleep time or quality, then why do so many people take them?
Hope never dies, particularly not when it can give the stockmarket a boost in uncertain times.
Steven Spielberg's Lincoln and civil-rights drama The Help are among the other movies that have benefited from the "Obama boost" in recent times.
Of regions with similar composition in race, socioeconomic status, population density, unemployment, and age, the author finds the Internet is associated with a sizable 13-30% boost in first-time marriages.
The uranium was seen as a valuable economic boost in difficult times, but a government ban on mining on safety grounds was still in force.
