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We collected passive retinotopy data for subjects A, B & C. Full field vertical and horizontal meridians, 4 Hz contrast reversing black and white checkerboards, were presented for 12.8 secs in alternating blocks; 10, 8 & 6 scanner runs for subjects A, B & C; 176 whole-brain volumes per scanner run; 40 contiguous 3.25 mm slices with 3.25×3.25 mm in-plane resolution, volume TR 2.564 sec).

Animal-borne recording tags (Burgess et al., 1998; Johnson & Tyack, 2003) provide another means of collecting passive acoustic data.

On the morning of their scan, participants provided a saliva sample of up to 3.5 ml, collected by passive drool using a specialised collection kit developed by Salimetrics Europe Ltd (www.salimetrics.com).com

Thus, it is crucial to analyze up-to-date traffic traces collected by passive measurements in many relevant network contexts.

The data also showed that the δ13C values of the analytes collected by passive sampling were more depleted than the values obtained by active sampling.

Physiological measures were collected from passive users while technologies were being operated, these included electrodermal and cardiovascular (heart rate and heart rate variability).

High-pass (HP) digital filtering and second-derivative (SD) filtering are evaluated as methods of removing background contributions from spectra collected by passive Fourier transform infrared spectrometry.

Samples were also collected during passive case detection in all volunteers presenting with symptoms consistent with malaria during the same observation period.

The purpose of this study is thus to apply this theory to the length-tension data we have collected in passive EOMs.

As argued by Winkler and colleagues (2009) [4], predictable patterns can be extracted from the on-going stimulus stream without focused attention, which may account for the effects observed in cortical potentials recorded from comatose and nonconscious patients [69], [70] newborns [71], as well as the present results collected under passive listening conditions.

If the P. vivax infections in sub-Saharan Africa are generally low grade and asymptomatic, then it is likely that the prevalence of P. vivax will be inaccurate when based only on results from microscopic examination of smears collected for passive case detection.