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Thus, our findings increasingly suggested that Drosophila's torque responses to competing motion stimuli are initiated and modulated endogenously.

We show that when facing competing motion stimuli on its left and right, Drosophila typically generate large torque responses that flip from side to side.

The behavioral results of this article were further confirmed by additional experiments in which the competing motion stimuli were delivered via fiber optic bundles on the two hemifields of a cylindrical arena that surrounded the tethered flying fly.

The competing motion scenes in both systems were efficient in evoking torque responses of similar general dynamics, as tested by different stimulus patterns, speeds (cf. Fig. S5) and luminances (Text S1), making this paradigm robust.

In a modified flight simulator system, a tethered flying fly sees two competing motion stimuli (monocular flow fields) of equal strength, one on its left and the other on its right.

The baseline activity of the optic lobes remained elevated throughout the competing motion stimulation, and showed little change when finally, after a further 190 ms, the fly chose the left stimulus (by beginning to restrict its torque response to left, Fig. 5D).

I am not an expert on conference procedure but there is this ancient art of compositing where people gather together the good elements in competing motions and we proceed.

The Lib Dem official position therefore was to propose an alternate "in or out" referendum on whether the UK should remain in the EU, and abstain on the competing Conservative motion to hold a referendum on just the Treaty itself.

We adapted a flight simulator system [7], [16], [24], [25] for Drosophila to present competing visual motions (Figs. 1A).

Other artefacts can also develop because of a suboptimal compression technique, competing non-axial motions, presence of cystic fluid and limitations of specific USE technologies (Fig. 15) [25, 79].

Strain USE using freehand compression is highly dependent on an optimal axial compression technique, which is hampered by competing non-axial motions (e.g., arterial pulsations and respiration) and the different mobilities of tissues bordering the thyroid (e.g., immobile trachea and mobile vessels).