This sequence was developed to evoke several ERPs for clinical applications such as brain injury [19].
Paraded on terracotta floor tiles to a Spanish soundtrack, her clothes exuded warmth and sultriness with undone slip dresses, loosened corsetry and fabrics developed to evoke what she called a "tattered glamour".
These findings were important for two reasons: first, they provided the first evidence that ETS supplies sufficient nicotine to the developing brain to evoke inappropriate activation of the pathways that lead to altered cell development, and second, they demonstrated these effects in primates.
To diminish the possibilities of contamination of confabulation, we are currently developing a new task to evoke pareidolias in which subjects are not required to give detailed descriptions.
Compelled by the high gold horizons of this old countryside, even as it was undergoing the assault of big-field farming in the 1950s and 1960s, Baker developed a new style with which to evoke its odd magnificence.
But most of the top 20 have figured out how to develop videos that evoke a strong emotion in people to share, comment or engage the channel.
And the Kaled Scientific Elite is clearly meant to evoke crash efforts during the Second World War to develop rocketry, on one side, and atomic weapons, on the other.
This work lays the foundation for developing a single Ad vector encoding EDIIIs of all four DEN serotypes to evoke a balanced immune response against each one of them.
The NPSI was developed to assess more specifically the different components of neuropathic pain syndromes (i.e. spontaneous ongoing and paroxysmal pain, evoked pain, paresthesia/dysesthesia).
It is precisely through abstraction that modern audiences have developed new eyes for the ancient art that Mr. Libeskind is clearly keen to evoke.
For this study, we elected to develop a custom-designed pneumatic motion platform for the purpose of delivering the postural perturbations needed to evoke stepping and grasping reactions during training.
