In part, such effects of apparent movement (called the visual phi phenomenon) depend on persistence of vision: visual response outlasts a stimulus by a fraction of a second.
Wildfire may play a larger role in eliminating these conifer species along trailing edges of their distributions than facilitating establishment along leading edges, in part due to dispersal limitations and interspecific competition, and future populations may increasingly depend on persistence in locations unfavorable for their establishment.
That act of creation depends on persistence, occlusion and interaction, according to Miesnieks.
Writing Getting There, I learned how much success in any field depends on persistence, not fearing failure, and getting others to follow your ideas.
Survival depended on persistence of p59Fyn function in the naïve T cells, because in its absence the half-life of the cells was reduced 4-5-fold, and the cells also gained extreme sensitivity to blockade of IL-7 IL-7Rα IL-7 IL-7Rαs [18].
Terrestrial species possessing leaf gas films would benefit from enhanced underwater PN during short to medium periods of submergence, depending on persistence of the films.
Indeed, civilisation itself could be said to depend on the persistence of the written word.Early inkmakers mixed fine black soot with resin and water.
This is important, as we predict that the duration of protein knockdown provided by nanoparticles loaded with siRNA will depend on nanoparticle persistence in cells and sustained release (Fig. 2a).
Since the outcome of any referendum will partly depend on the persistence or otherwise of atavistic fear and loathing, in a funny (or not so funny) way, the Fuhrer manoeuvre has identified one of the things they need to discuss.
The United States, he declared, had "adopted a new policy, a forward strategy of freedom in the Middle East" that would depend on American "persistence and energy and idealism" but also on the Arab countries not least, the most populous, powerful, and influential country in the region.
The survival of that species, then, may depend on its persistence in the U.S. Green and leatherback turtles nest less frequently in the U.S. than the loggerhead, but are considerably more endangered: thus the protection of their every nest is of global concern.
