This clearly indicates that, at these latencies, the motor information embedded in letters is processed in the brain and that this processing depends on the activation state of the left primary motor cortex.
The experimental condition required subjects first to identify a white letter (target) embedded in a letter stream of black letters and subsequently to respond whether or not an "X" (probe) had been presented in the post-target letter stream.
I've embedded the letter below.
Did you know Dickinson enclosed poems with letters, embedded poems in the text of the letters themselves, and sometimes sent poems as complete letters, framed by salutation and signature?
The use of OCR systems to identify text from biomedical figures can potentially generate multiple additional problems (e.g., most OCR systems identify random letters in barcharts and figures with complex backgrounds, and fail to recognize letters embedded in low contrast regions).
Letters embedded in the blocks spell "My life stood still -- a loaded gun," a line from Emily Dickinson.
"Kryptos," a sculpture on the grounds of the Central Intelligence Agency, has a secret code embedded in the letters that are punched into its four panels of curving copper.
Mr. Vo built a tunnel-like space, with the letters embedded in the walls in vitrines, that viewers pass through to enter the exhibition.
(It's a monologue in the voice of an alcoholic mailman, a narrative frame that does allow Demetri some liberties, such as "Ew, a spider... eh?," which mirrors letters embedded in an earlier phrase, "Elsewhere dips a web").
Ms. Kelly, creator of "Postpartum Document" (1973-79), a monument of feminist art, is represented by a piece from the late 1990s consisting of clothes-dryer screens with vinyl letters embedded in the thick layers of lint.
