Memory and loss are clearly the themes here, but no real emotion is ever evoked by Ms. Stoner's vague, drifting movement or the determinedly fanciful antics of the ensemble.
Characterized by warm temperature and high salinity, the North Atlantic Current is sometimes concealed at the surface by shallow and variable wind-drift movements.
The barrier-islands forming this system are very dynamic with drifting movements controlling ecological patterns and processes occurring in this area.
There is a powerful, wholly original sequence that finds Holden in bed with a doe-eyed prostitute in the West's most peaceful bordello; the sex, if any, has already occurred, and as Holden drags thoughtfully on a cigar, looking into the middle distance, Edwards rolls through a series of lap dissolves matched to drifting camera movements.
The EP-signal was corrected off-line for DC-drifts, eye movements and blinks.
By coupling similar movements (drifting wide to receive the ball, before attempting to isolate Michael Zullo) with his pace and technical skills, Minniecon was pivotal to the comeback win.
The tilt of the sample is corrected mechanically prior to the experiment, while drifts and sample movements are corrected by applying algorithms during post-processing.
Artifacts caused by drifts and body movements were eliminated by rejecting sampling points whenever the standard deviation exceeded 25 µV at any electrode either within a 200, or within a 800 ms gliding window.
For rejection of artifacts in the EEG data, each sampling point was centred in a gliding window and rejected if the standard deviation within the window exceeded a threshold value: Artifacts caused by drifts or body movements were eliminated by rejecting sampling points whenever the standard deviation of a 200-ms or 800-ms gliding window exceeded 25 µV at any EEG electrode.
Epochs containing artifacts from amplifier blocking, signal drifts, excessive eye movements (including blinks), or muscle activity were rejected off-line before averaging.
