Cheng et al. (2002) conducted a series of experiments on the convey belt fires in the mines and gained much useful data including ignition energy, heat release rates, and smoke toxicity.
If the video launch goes smoothly, Discord could snatch gamers from its competitors that either lack video entirely, or do screensharing poorly like Skype, as they weren't built for conveying rapid-fire action with sharp graphics.
This raises questions as to whether these different modes of firing convey distinct information, whether they have different impacts on target neurons (notably, on dopaminergic neurons [ Fibiger and Miller, 1977; Watabe-Uchida et al., 2012; Ogawa et al., 2014]), and how they are calculated.
People who wear pins do so for various reasons: to look nice (Queen Elizabeth, débutantes), to identify themselves (fraternity pledges, Realtors), to convey enthusiasms (Trekkies, conventioneers), to get fired up (T.G.I. Friday's employees).
Among many other things, it seemed as if Tony Kushner, writing during an era when it felt as if one's entire world was about to end, was on fire to convey the impending apocalypse in no uncertain terms.
The present study revealed that serotonergic neurons can use tonic as well as phasic firing to convey reward information.
In the course of two hours, Torn conveys all the fire and brimstone beneath Plath's façade.
They are accused of failing to conduct safety drills at Massey's Aracoma Alma No. 1 mine in Logan County, where two men died trying to escape a conveyer belt fire.
It demonstrates that CO produced by the conveyer belt fire is not fatal to the living beings.
"How to do that, to convey that terrifying moment when the fire breaks out, vocally.
