Using this task, we previously found that single neurons recorded from the anterior cingulate cortex (ACC) were closely tuned to behavioral performance and, more particularly, that the activity of most neurons was biased towards the evaluation of erroneous action.
In the normal heart, electrical and mechanical anatomy and function are closely tuned to each other in a way that ensures a carefully sequenced concatenation of mechanical events, eventually leading to an efficient biventricular filling, contraction and pump function.
The product manager role is critical in SaaS because the ability to fine-tune the monetization of the product is closely tied to its features and implementation.
Nobody mounts a soapbox or whistles "The Internationale" in "Happy-Go-Lucky," but the film is so closely tuned to the pulse of communal life, to the rhythms of how people work, play and struggle together, it captures the larger picture along with the smaller.
The new nuclear agenda is closely in tune with British policy since, in 2007, the then foreign secretary Margaret Beckett announced backing for nuclear abolition.
Major-thirds tuning is closely related to minor-sixths tuning, which is the regular tuning that is based on the minor sixth, the interval of eight semitones.
Later, when the dominant key is firmly established in its own right, Mozart introduces a new subject whose tune is closely related to the first theme.
The development is closely related to the different approaches to the modification and fine-tuning of the catalyst acidic properties.
His daughters filled in the blanks, introducing him as a loving father who was closely in tune with his children.
