Noesselt et al. [ 2007] acquired human fMRI data during non-semantic trains of beeps and flashes with erratic jittered timing.
In this respect, it may be noteworthy that in the Noesselt et al. [ 2007] audiovisual study, each train of stimuli was highly erratic in timing.
Hence Wehn's clunky links; and his timing is erratic, too: those loopy German cadences don't always get the biggest laughs out of well-crafted material.
That night Trull only had a couple of hours' sleep as she stayed up timing the erratic contractions.
Almost 79%% of the households noticed the erratic nature of rainfall a change in the timing of the rains, coming either earlier or (mostly) later than expected time.
Everglades water levels were artificially altered in an erratic manner, disturbing the quality, amount, distribution, and timing of the seasonal cycle.
In eyes with glaucoma, timing of IOP variation was believed to be generally more erratic [ 6].
Nevertheless, waterfowl harvests have been erratic of late, as some hunters have suggested climate change has affected the timing of the spring migration of waterfowl as well as the migratory routes taken by the waterfowl, because of the longer presence of open water.
But the timing stirred skepticism among analysts, coming as international criticism of the justice system grew after the erratic course of the Ríos Montt case.
