In his telephone conversation with Essid, Hammond praised Tunisia's response to the Sousse attack, which involved a noticeable increase in security forces in popular tourist areas.
Still more is this the case when the juxtaposition of images involves a noticeable change, a striking variation in the size of the image, the effect of which is best illustrated by a parallel from music, namely in the sudden transition from a simple melody played on the piano to a sudden burst of music by the brass section of the orchestra.
In the latter, each step of the task involves a noticeable alert appearing next to the item requiring interaction.
Consider, for example, the alignment shown in Figure 2. The first segment in this alignment involves a noticeable amplitude difference (Time Series B has a higher amplitude than Time Series A), and the last segment involves significant stretching (this part of the response in Time Series B happens more slowly than the corresponding part of Time Series A).
On the other hand, no clear pattern of healthcare use with regard to specific services was found, but instead, there was a noticeable general increase involving a number of different services.
The delay determines the frequency in which the renderer is called, and it should be larger than the sampler delay (usually much larger since it can involve more noticeable overhead, and it is intended for a human observer).
Mild cognitive impairment, or M.C.I., involves a decline in mental acuity that is noticeable but not severe enough to be diagnosed as dementia.
Upper valence bands (from −7.0 eV to −0.5 eV) involve the noticeable contributions of the Mo4d and S3p states.
Results showed higher sensitivity to differences when undergraduate students were previously trained with easier versions of the discrimination task (i.e., involving more noticeable differences in typography) than when they were trained with the difficult target discrimination from the start (easy-to-hard effect).
Age-group specific analyses were not done when relating number of CT scans to Townsend quintiles because of uncertainties regarding the population sizes and the incomplete geographical coverage over the study period potentially having a noticeable impact on analyses involving relatively small numbers.
