These data suggest that attending to and searching for a target letter strongly activates neural populations normally devoted to letter reading and recognition.
The present findings have shown that letter selection (presumably linked to orthographic processing) specifically activates the left occipital/temporal area (BA37) as early as 170 ms post-stimulus, an area that is anatomically compatible with the VWFA, i.e. the region described in the literature as being devoted to letter and word processing [ 1- 7].
By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, November 11 , 1967P. 188 Entire LETTER devoted to a review of Andre Malraux's new book "Antimemoires".
Mr. Ballmer's letter devoted a significant amount of space to decrying Yahoo's threatened tie-up with Google and any bid to justify not going fully hostile and launching a proxy contest and an exchange offer.
Mr. Ohlsson seemed more intent on mining this music's inherent drama than on being fetishistically devoted to the letter of the score, and his departures seemed reasonable poetic license.
The letter devoted much more space to recounting what Mr. Bremer described as "an almost universal expression of thanks" from the Iraqi people "to the U.S. and to you in particular for freeing Iraq from Saddam's tyranny".
This was the 16th of these extraordinary personal spectacles of the French Chief of State talking, without notes or hesitation for… An unusual modesty marked the front page of "L'Humanite", the French Communist Party's daily paper on Tuesday, Nov. 7, the 50th anniversary of the first… Entire LETTER devoted to a review of Andre Malraux's new book "Antimemoires".
The letter devoted much more space to recounting what Bremer described as "an almost universal expression of thanks" from the Iraqi people "to the U.S. and to you in particular for freeing Iraq from Saddam's tyranny". In his 2006 memoir, Bremer said he had briefed senior officials in Washington on the plan, but he did not mention the exchange of letters with Bush.
It's hard to rule out the possibility that Gordimer's eye skipped, on the page of her commonplace book devoted to the letter M, or some gilded desk diary of the Nobel Academy with a quotation from a different winner (Montale 1975, Milosz 1980) for every day of the year.
Andrew M. Seybold Andrew M. Seybold is editor and publisher of Forbes/Andrew Seybold's Wireless Outlook, an investment letter devoted to covering companies, stocks and trends in the wireless industry.
