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"Godzilla" 's investment in honoring the sacrifice of the elders plays like another instance of post-boomer parent-worship in an age of ever-kids whose gratitude toward their parents is matched only by a certainty that their own earning power will never match up.

Secondly, in September of the same year, the FOMC statement introduced the first instance of post-crisis forward guidance language ("…economic conditions are likely to warrant exceptionally low levels for the federal funds rate for an extended period").. Thirdly, in November, the Committee announced the second LSAP program for $600 billion.

Suppression of the Iranian Kurdish insurgency in the 1980s was but one instance of post-revolution Iranian efforts to pacify the country's minorities amid suspicions that Iran's multiple distractors had sought to fuel ethnic unrest.

The shifting climate is also having an impact on mental health, with older people showing "feelings of distress" as landscapes alter and instances of post-traumatic stress disorder after floods, drought and bushfires.

We studied error detection in 14 healthy adult volunteers using a novel fMRI design in the stop signal task (SST), a task which invokes numerous errors in performance and frequent instances of post-error slowing.

(Earlier studies have shown the effect of property insurance on reducing instances of post-traumatic stress disorder among those affected by Hurricane Katrina).

There were three instances of posting sexual content, two posts about patients and one example of expressing negative views about a patient.

The consequences of concussions vary from transient symptoms to rarer instances of post-concussional syndrome with lasting physical, emotional, cognitive or behavioural symptoms.

The simultaneous capture of mRNA abundance and translation is expected to be a more accurate proxy for protein levels than measurements of mRNA abundance alone (Ingolia et al., 2009) and provides a critical resource for the identification of instances of post-translational regulation of gene expression.

This has helped lead the personal computing group, for instance, to post an operating profit of 4% of sales during the July quarter, up from 2.6% last year.

At first glance, it seems like the sort of person the more business-centric Motorola Solutions would be looking for — after all, they've got plenty of experience in wearable computing as it is — but references in the listing to the company's "future with Google" make it clear this isn't just an instance of a post going up on the wrong career site.