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Other future explorations can look at (i) more sophisticated "linkage" functions, (ii) model comparisons over different peristimulus time windows, (iii) effects of the degree of mis-location of spatial priors (effectively exploring the spatial resolution of MEG/EEG), and (iv) the effect of fMRI priors when using free rather than fixed orientation of dipoles [Henson et al., 2009a].

In addition to effectively exploring the anxieties of a civilization threatened more by nihilists and world-burners than by traditional geopolitical rivals, Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy is notable for being much more explicitly right-wing than almost any Hollywood blockbuster of recent memory.

Progress in the modern biomedicine is governed by successful development of novel materials effectively exploring nanostructural atomistic and sub-atomistic length scales.

Meta-analysis is increasingly proving that it could play a valuable role in objectively and effectively exploring topics which are extensively debated in the scientific literature.

Rather than testing all of the possible permutations (effectively exploring the entire tree), the algorithm was designed to only explore each branch until none of the identities at that level follow nor proceed from the previous one.

A new kind of emerged algorithm basically tries to combine basic heuristic methods in higher level frameworks aimed at efficiently and effectively exploring a search space in the last 30 years.

Continuation of this study will help define habitual diet patterns so that their effect on health can be more effectively explored.

Childhood remains an insistent theme, and few artists have more effectively explored it than Mr. Gober.

At the moment, architects can't effectively explore sustainable options early in the design process, and too often energy analysis only happens after major choices have been made.

Some of the soft, transitory qualities in the paintings are effectively explored in a large number of appealing, ephemeral watercolors that continue to test the play between description, on the one hand, and passages of pure, light-saturated color on the other.

"Orwell effectively explores the themes of mass media control, government surveillance, totalitarianism and how a dictator can manipulate and control history, thoughts, and lives in such a way that no one can escape it," commented site member Conheeneyl in their review.