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Such frequency bands can be detected using different thresholds, so that more or less fine-grained differences in the energy distribution can be detected.

Given that we used a five-point Likert scale for pain and emotion ratings and applied only two different intensity levels of stimulation for both pain and rejection, the multivariate patterns we identify here may not be sensitive to fine-grained differences in the subjective intensity of pain and rejection experience.

Instead, the great insight of "Black-ish" is that everyone has a relationship to black culture now, as well as to issues of class and gender, and that there is great comedy and great insight to be mined in looking at the fine-grained differences in the perspectives everyone brings to blackness (and whiteness), family life and money.

As detection tasks (and likely other tasks) involve assessment of continuous measures of performance, when equipped with multisensory stimuli, they open the possibility of measurement and quantification of potentially fine-grained differences in the integrity of unisensory systems, as well as in the integrative processes operating on the information extracted within these pathways.

In addition, the analysis reveals fine-grained differences in the succession of events.

This means that the advantage of overall distance in predicting fMRI activation in the intraparietal cortex bilaterally is due to fine-grained differences in the scaling properties of regressors representing overall distance and decade distance, which can only be captured in a parametric model.

Although we could not replicate earlier findings from Ficca et al. (2000) reporting an association of sleep cycle number and memory improvement we did find a more fine-grained difference in the NREM/REM ratios.

On the other hand, it also implies that the resolution applied here may not be able to investigate fine-grained differences in connectivity with the cerebellum.