Also, the thalamus is associated with the P50 ERP, as this ERP component is thought to echo the synchronized response of the thalamocortical system.
Furthermore, the performance reported in this study could be explained by the use of two 3D gradient-echo sequences, which were thought to be advantageous for the detection of cartilage lesions [ 6, 11, 15, 31, 32].
A poem of Tyrtaeus's has traditionally been thought to echo both parts of that document, rider as well as Rhetra, but that relationship has recently been challenged.
By February 1979, the axis of Strange as greeter and Egan as DJ had graduated to the Blitz, a bar decorated with Second World War austerity that was thought to echo the down‑at‑heel 70s: bare floorboards, gingham tablecloths, hanging lights with dusty enamel shades, framed pictures of Churchill.
These phenotypic adaptations are thought to play important roles in the reception and funneling of high frequency echoes.
As a film critic, what I wanted to do was think about what echoes we heard from the larger culture and maybe pose some questions that might be useful".
I apparently spent too much time researching sci-fi short stories yesterday because those and an Echo are all Amazon thinks I need in life — bingo, Amazon really gets that I'm a tech-obsessed millennial.
Echo-threshold is therefore thought to be related to the inter-click interval at which the strength of the response to the lagging click approaches that to the leading click.
The tone is echoed throughout think pieces on emojis, which have been described as a new universal language and evil readymades reducing human emotion to banal icons.
She echoed Curteis's view that unless an artwork was in a museum it was not thought valuable.
