She leaves behind a game of tall people pounding balls like clockwork from baselines, and her departure robs the sport of some of the strategic contrast for which it aches.
Performance accuracy was monitored at the end of each practice run, and contrast was modified to reach the maximum contrast for which the participant still performed no better than chance in the 2-AFC localization task.
The functional images were gradient-echo, echo-planar T2*-weighted images (EPI) with BOLD contrast, for which the imaging sequence had a repetition time of 1920 ms, an echo time of 40 ms, a flip angle of 90°, a field of view of 256 × 256 mm, a matrix size of 64 × 64 pixels, and an in-plane voxel size of 3.0 × 3.0 mm.
This lovely, vital creation was harmonie music writ large: an hourlong stretch of contrasting movements for which Mozart added two basset horns (lower-pitched members of the clarinet family), an extra pair of French horns and a double bass.
The 1D models based on horizontal layers are adequate in many exploration situations, but there are numerous cases, such as large resistivity contrast boundaries, for which 3D modeling is required (Hördt et al. 1992).
In contrast, variants for which methods disagree could be considered "difficult".
In contrast, bulls for which fewer male offspring are tested sometimes produce more excellent offspring than popular bulls.
In contrast, SNPs for which the addition of distant SNPs renders effects ambiguous would be poor candidates for follow-up studies.
We target sedimentary basins with large contrasts in wavelengths for which regular grid methods become inefficient, and overcome the problem of multiple physical scales by using unstructured finite element triangulations.
This contrasts with patents (for which LeadMine was originally developed) where fully systematic names are more frequently used.
