Counterbalancing the strong contrast between Haydn's lighter early quartets and the greater depth and intricacy of the later one was the quartet's eager intensity throughout as they played all three works with a touch both light and distinctive, emotional but not overbearing.
Participants completed both single-dimension tasks first (size and contrast, starting task counterbalanced across participants), followed by one randomly assigned orthogonal task.
Whether the first or second grating had the lower contrast was pseudorandomised and counterbalanced over conditions.
After these practice blocks, participants performed four blocks of 128 trials of each task (the order was counterbalanced over participants), during which the orientation and contrast differences were determined by an adaptive staircase procedure17 set to an overall correct response percentage of 75%.
The direction of the spatial frequency, contrast, and orientation changes were fully independent (counterbalanced over conditions) for the two grating locations.
The trio recording Timeless, with fusion keyboardist Jan Hammer and drums star DeJohnette, established Abercrombie's low-key approach to an ensemble-oriented chamber-jazz, in which his airy lines, wide cultural references and subtle contrasts of electric and acoustic sound were counterbalanced by the more muscular methods of his partners.
This limitation, however, is counterbalanced by the fact that SPACE, due to its favourable tissue contrast, allows for comprehensive knee joint assessment.
This increase was partly counterbalanced by DNA loss, related to both Gypsy and Copia elements, in contrast to other species in which solo-LTRs have been found especially in Copia elements, as, for example, in sunflower.
After the practice session, subjects participated in the experimental session with high-contrast stimuli first and subsequently in the session with isoluminant stimuli; this procedure was counterbalanced over subjects.
Task order was counterbalanced.
They counterbalanced each other perfectly".
