The diodes, which allows current to flow in only one direction at each intersection of the electrode array, prevent current from leaking from one intersection to another, which could corrupt the data.
But my mind is like a pinball, racing from one point to another before losing track of my third point on the intersection of gender, power, political elites and interview methodology.
These two photos reveal one intersection on my pilgrimage through Alzheimer's where promise and paradox met.
At one intersection, 18th-century stone buildings sit on each corner.
At one intersection, yellow-light times were adjusted from 3.9 seconds to 4.8 seconds on Dec. 3, according to WTSP 10 News Tampa, and "the result was a 79percentt drop in citations -- 52 violations issued in December, compared with a 259/month average through 2013's first 11 months". Other intersections saw similar results, with one intersection seeing a drop of $30,000 a month in ticket revenue.
One alternative would be to give much shorter clearances, from intersection to intersection, although that could cause delays.
Since the walkers from the two sides always check the intersection during the seeking processes, they could ensure that the connected path has only one intersection point.
In this case, the two nullclines can have either no positive intersections, two positive intersections or one positive intersection depending on the parameter values.
In this figure the receptive field on the left is centered on an intersection, whereas the one on the right is centered on a line.
Those accidents which occurred on intersections and curves on highways involved one injury only.
