Instead, as Suskind describes, bold action was consistently thwarted by one means or another.
We will first describe BOLD responses associated with cues and outcomes separately, and then compare the two.
However, there are also a number of fMRI (e.g. Plassman et al., 2007; Wunderlich et al., 2009) and single unit recording papers (e.g. Padoa-Schioppa & Assad 2006) that describe BOLD activity or firing rates as correlating with offer or chosen values rather than or in addition to difference values.
Cate McGregor echoes this, describing a "bold new England".
Feminine Forever brought this message to women and their doctors all over the country, supplemented by well-placed articles in women's magazines and news releases describing this bold, modern treatment.
In Another Cosmopolitanism, the political philosopher Seyla Benhabib describes the bold actions of three French girls who in 1989 consciously risked expulsion by wearing headscarves to school.
They've arrived at an item called 100‐Proof Cologne, which is described as "bold and gutsy". Meaning it should be‐ lasting enough to justify its price of $10 for four ounces.
Gloria Oshima, a teller, was hired because of her previous experience at the nearby First National Bank of Elk River, but her faith, which she describes as "bold," was also apparent in the job interview.
He described one bold use of misdirection by his late friend David Bamberg (aka Fu Manchu), a famous magician who worked in South America: Bamberg told spectators he would remove a metal ring from a rope being held, on either end, by two members of the audience.
I described a bold approach to reforming spectrum policies in the previous question.
