Next we report areas that showed highest ("conjunction-preferred") and lowest ("conjunction-least-preferred") conjunction-task activity compared to either single task.
We therefore might expect that the integration of manipulated information will further add to the drain on executive resources and result in higher conjunction- than single-task activity in PFC and parietal regions.
Using verbal and spatial location tasks, Prabhakaran et al. [ 2000] found higher conjunction-task activity in the right PFC.
Using object identification (fruit images) and spatial location tasks, Munk et al. [ 2002] found higher conjunction-task activity in the medial superior frontal cortex bilaterally.
This effect suggests that the default mode network might be influenced by some aspect of the high conjunction-task cost group, but the fact that both single- and conjunction-task conditions show this pattern makes it hard to conclude that task difficulty accounts for this result.
On the contrary, if the secondary side is not depressurized, then the RCS pressures will remain high in conjunction with the higher RCP seal leakage flow.
If switch-costs are higher during conjunction foraging, then the average ITRTs would be expected to be higher for those participants that switch more often.
One of the outputs SERC is working towards is the ability to provide high accuracy conjunction assessments so as to help reduce the number of collision avoidance manoeuvres.
If an upcoming high-risk conjunction event is predicted based on analysis of Two-Line Element (TLE) data from the US Space Surveillance Network, then independent tracking data of the potential high-risk conjunction object are acquired to improve the knowledge of its orbit.
Today's event marked a remarkable shift that the company hinted at during its CES press event when it floated the notion of "Reach[ing] Higher" in conjunction with both the (then ongoing) Note investigations and its new line of connected appliances.
Moreover, maneuvering fuel is precious and operators cannot afford to maneuver satellites unnecessarily or for low-probability, high-consequence conjunctions.
