e A continuous responding-recovering process of the device against 500 ppm H2S.
A continuous responding-recovering process under compressive force (30 N, 1 Hz) at room temperature against 500 ppm H2S displays that the response and recovery time are 100 and 60 s, respectively (Fig. 3e).
Physical changes to the nation's housing stock are a continuous process responding to consumer demand, technological innovation, and periodic policy interventions (Galster 2008).
At present, various tasks used to measure different aspects of executive function usually have moderately heavy cognitive demands and share requirements for continuous speeded responding to computer- or experimenter-produced stimuli, rather than being self-paced.
However, examination of HPC progression and activity at the provincial and regional levels demonstrates that while evolution has been slow, it has actually been continuous in responding and adapting to the changing needs and expectations of Canadians.
Slowing of MRT and increasing RT variability over time has been postulated to reflect mental fatigue, 'resource depletion', motivational deficits, fluctuations in executive control, or underlying neurobiological disturbances (e.g., motor timing deficits), which are caused by the need for continuous speeded responding to high-demand tasks [ 6, 20, 71- 75].
For example, the species that live in continuous mountains responded differently to the glacial oscillations from those that live in isolated mountains, with possibly different population demographics within a species [ 19].
Frequency generalization testing yielded an inverted U-shaped function, whereas sound pressure level generalization testing yielded a continuous decrease in responding on the tone associated lever with decreasing sound pressure levels.
"We cannot keep responding to continuous salami-slicing of our budget".
Further more, CaHsfA2 had the typical characteristics of Hsfs, including being located to the nucleus, having transcriptional activity and responding to continuous HS.
Stewart et al. (2003b) showed that children exposed prenatally to PCBs have demonstrated excessive responding during continuous performance tasks (CPT), which are traditional measures of attention and impulse control.
