And how do individual differences in attention control relate to the relative importance of endogenous versus exogenous factors in guiding gaze location (cf. de Barbaro et al., 2011; Frick, Colombo, & Saxon, 1999; Rose, Feldman, & Jankowski, 2011; Rose, Feldman, Jankowski, & Van Rossem, 2008, 2011; Wass et al., 2011)?
This fiber bundle collected the light at the boundary of the phantom at a point location and guided the signal into a vertical line of fibers at the entrance slit of the spectrometer.
Data beamed from wireless networks guide those location services.
This database will help guide the location of our rollout and stimulate private sector interest.
The integrated data can then be used to guide route location selection.
It is seen that, compared with RRTM, the eccentricity introduced in RERTM and RSERTM will give rise to stress concentration, guide cracking location, and noticeably shorten cracking time.
Our method makes use of Abadi and Needham's principles for the prudent engineering practice for cryptographic protocols in order to guide the location of the fault in a protocol as well as the proposition of candidate patches.
The students worked with acoustic engineers, experts who could guide the location and shape of the megaphones to enhance the sound production.
If Pelosi's assumptions guided her location and subject choices, the film is not a free-wheeling exploration, as its opening suggests.
Thoracotomy was performed in the sixth intercostal space according to guide wire location in thorax radiographs.
Coregistration was aided by detailed measurements taken during ex vivo imaging using fiduciary landmarks, including bifurcations, guide catheter location, and prominent calcific deposits.
