We organize the remainder of this introduction in terms of possible mechanisms: 1) building analogies between sensorimotor and abstract domains; 2) using gesture as a linking and abstraction tool; 3) improving cognitive skills and abilities; 4) off-loading cognitive processes and representations into the body or environment; and 5) constructing and interpreting visual representations.
This notion can be cashed out in various well-known ways, as indicated in the Introduction above: in terms of some kind of underlying Lockean substance, for example, or in terms of primitive thisness.
In order to illustrate the benefits and advantages of the proposed model and algorithm, the results are compared to several related papers mentioned in the Introduction section, in terms of exchanged information, the type of DERs, DR, power loss, the number of MGs, solution algorithm and performances.
As noted in the Introduction, DDs were in terms of pitch repetition acoustically even more similar to the preceding context than final tonic chords.
There were also differences in the introduction of PCV7 in terms of catch-up campaigns, which has an effect on the rapidity of impact.
We found comments 1 and 2 particularly apt, and we have tried to restructure our Abstract, Introduction, and Discussion in terms of "plasticity of simple-spike firing".
The duration of exclusive breast feeding and the optimal timing of gluten introduction for infants in terms of their contribution to the risk of developing CD have been debated for several years.
The first paragraph of the Introduction is couched in terms of tinnitus, but this article has nothing to do with tinnitus since the authors have examined changes after loud sound but not measured tinnitus, and the link in the Introduction to tinnitus is reported in one brief line.
As mentioned in introduction, highly important clusters in terms of (hbox {CO}_2) emissions have been identified by Kagawa et al.
As stated in the Introduction, the data distribution in terms of both space and time is far from ideal.
