Setting aside the dearth of positive effects a rate cut might actually bring, one could question the wisdom of such an extreme rate reduction as it would leave the ECB with even fewer stimuli in its already depleted arsenal.
In order to address this issue, we adapted the fMRI task of Ochsner et al. (2004a) for children by, presenting fewer stimuli, with fewer valence levels, and longer stimuli duration.
These tasks involve fewer stimuli for WM maintenance and do not require as many attentional resources as more complex task levels [ 31].
However, both previous studies used cued recall paradigms and both used significantly fewer stimuli than the present study, and therefore had lower statistical power to detect these effects.
Further, infants of nonsmokers discriminated among a greater number of syllables whereas the newborns of smokers began the discrimination process at least 150 msec later and differentiated among fewer stimuli.
Our findings indicate that, as a group, infants at-risk had a tendency to sample fewer stimuli in the array relative to the control group, with this being most clearly evident at the beginning of the second year and regardless of their clinical outcomes assessed at 3-years.
Late in 2010, some observers wondered why the White House, which clearly believed that there was a need for further stimulus, wasn't pushing Republicans on a payroll-tax cut, one of the few stimulus measures they had seemed somewhat open to.
More open immigration [is] one of the few stimulus packages Washington can deliver with confidence that it would help.
With so few stimuli to confuse the picture, today should be a day for calmer heads and smoother market conditions.
The EPs listed here are among the few Stimulus-subject verbs that are fully lexicalized and ready to predicate a Stimulus.
