Studying how environmental representations emerge from scratch provided a new window into the information processing underpinning the brain's navigation system, highlighting the key influence of the RSC.
Ten years ago, a computer programming language called Scratch emerged from the Media Lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
A 5-year-old girl who was feared drowned with her grandfather on a boating trip startled searchers when she emerged from the woods — naked, scratched and holding mulberries.
The cop underestimated his ability to remain British, and Sour emerged from the car without a scratch right around the time the other cops decided they were done with the rest of us.
Nova emerged from the well after a long rescue without a scratch, the Daily Mail reports.
Cameras emerged from pockets.
They emerged without a scratch.
And anyone familiar with Nascar knows that fans are entranced by incendiary crashes even if they prefer that their drivers emerge from their stock cars without a scratch.
Pete Sampras was staring across the net at the one player who has been able to defuse his atomic serves with his own, and the one opponent who has been able to emerge from their matches with barely a scratch over the years.
Since the burning of the man last week, we've all found ourselves amidst the yearly social media orgy of photos, stories, and head scratching discoveries to emerge from The Playa.
This situation has elated the Democratic Party, whose likely nominee, Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, is emerging from a normally bruising process with few scrapes and scratches.
