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In an interview Mr. Leventhal also noted that he had fostered more collaboration between Lincoln Center constituents, for example, during the Mozart Bicentennial when from January 1991 to August 1992, the center gradually performed all of the composer's work.

To avoid a discontinuity in the soil colour map, the soil colour change is gradually performed with a small change of 50% at the edge of the Sahara array (soil colour index = 15) and a maximal change in the center of the array (soil colour index = 20) as shown in Figure 1.

Initially, asymmetric organocatalysis has been performed in organic solvents, but gradually performing the same catalysis in aqueous and semi-aqueous media became a necessity due to environmental aspects as well as to achieve better reactivity and selectivity.

It gradually performs better along with the increasing of cutoff frequency and exhibits obvious competitive advantages.

Then, Carr ventures that the cognitive impact of the Internet may be far more encompassing than any other previous intellectual technology because the Internet is gradually performing the services of most intellectual technologies, thus replacing them.

Such SMP composite enable the development of intelligent implantable devices, which can be easily controlled by the remote NIR light and degrade gradually after performing the designed functions in the body.

Consequently, the gap is reduced gradually to perform a stronger MEF effect.

We would subsequently increase the concentration of sevoflurane gradually or perform rapid induction with the use of intravenous anesthetics.

In the experiments, reward size depended on animal's performance in the preceding trials, increasing gradually when animal performed correctly over consecutive trials.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07832.016 In these experiments, available reward size for a correct choice depended upon animals' performance in the preceding trials, increasing gradually when animals performed correctly over consecutive trials.

In the present study, reward depended on animals' performance in the preceding trials, increasing gradually when animals performed correctly over consecutive trials, which is more likely to happen when the animal is more engaged in the visual task.