Although an extensive portion of the regional load effects constituted differential control modulations in both sustained and transient responses, commonalities were also found implicating a subset of executive core mechanisms consistent with unitary or domain general control.
In spite of different means of action, we believe that the executive core of the test is captured in the computer test, and that this is reflected in a longer response time in the test of incongruent colors compared to the congruent test.
"For me, the CV is more relevant and important than ever: as always, content (executive summary, core competencies, education, qualifications and experience) is king but context is queen.
According to Cobus Viljoen, its chief executive, its core expertise is in shifting supplies through some of the world's worst ports without losing too much to thieves or crooked officials.
Evidence was synthesised by the project manager and sent back to key experts and the CCRE executive team (core group) via email.
Jay Tokosch, chief executive of Core-Apps, the developer behind apps for big exhibitions like the Consumer Electronics Show, said tablets were a major reason that apps have gotten so popular.
At the national project level, activities will be conducted and supported by a project coordinating centre comprising a small project executive team and core staff with skills in project management and administration, data management and analysis and reviewing research literature.
He said disclosure would "undermine the integrity of the core executive branch decision-making function".
It is about the relatively untrammelled power, between elections, of what the authors call the state's "core executive".
As attorney general, it is my responsibility, at the direction of the president, to exercise those core executive powers the Constitution so designates.
The law enforcement initiatives undertaken by the Department of Justice, those individuals we arrest, detain or seek to interview, fall under these core executive powers.
