The results indicated that those participants with greater working memory (WM) capacity showed greater prefrontal cortical activity, strategically capitalized on the additional processing time available in the delay period, and evinced faster WM-retrieval rates than low-capacity participants.
Experts believe the Taliban has strategically capitalized on this enduring state of vulnerability.
By merging our European platforms, we are creating one of the largest alternative managers in Europe, strategically positioning us to capitalize on the growing number of investment opportunities in the European corporate credit markets".
In a note to investors on Monday about Aetna's Coventry deal, an analyst at Barclays explained the rationale of it plainly as a way of "strategically positioning themselves to capitalize on further gains which may arise as a result of the election and health care reform".
The collection strategically echoes the museum's distinguished exhibition program, capitalizes on the expertise of curatorial staff and Duke faculty, and reflects the museum's interest in the art and culture of the African diaspora.
The property owners who are aware of this and ready to capitalize on this opportunity will be those who benefit most by positioning themselves strategically ahead of time.
This project, located in the entrance to Philadelphia's Navy Yard, capitalizes on the concept of bending force behavior of a field of steel columns that strategically bend locally and globally to create thresholds, gateways, living spaces, viewing spaces, gathering spaces, isolated spaces, flexible spaces, and adaptable spaces.
They're uniquely well-positioned to capitalize on advances in two areas all of these potential buyers can't help but consider strategically important: machine learning and the Internet of Things.
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