"I was quite negative about it, but after seeing the expenses the house generates I realized it was quite a good idea.
An agreement on joint fact finding should specify (a) what information is sought, (b) how it should be generated (i.e., by whom and using which methods), and (c) how gaps or disagreements among technical sources will be handled.
In other words, by dismissing the questions I had about the Bible, as well as the ones it generates itself, I deceived myself into thinking I was honoring the Bible, even revering it.
Mr Barclay said: "At the time of the rescue we didn't realise it was Jennifer on board, but after all the interest it has generated I wanted to thank her for helping to raise awareness of the work of the RNLI charity and for showing her gratitude to the crew.
It's generating I think a substantial amount of revenue.
So when I say I am offering some radical thoughts about Sci-Hub and the controversy it has generated, I mean that I hope to use the discussion to ask some very basic, "at the roots," questions about copyright, not that I intend to shock anyone.
"Andy Murray winning court, doing well for the sport, being in the media every week, being on TV every Saturday and Sunday is the best thing he can do for this sport because it generates what I call water-cooler talk," added Downey, who took over as LTA chief executive in January and was speaking on the Tennis Podcast. .
The relationship between the length of an eye muscle and the force it generates at equilibrium (i.e., after the length has been maintained for a very long time) has been studied in several species.
A sinusoidal contrast modulation was used because it generates fewer harmonics (i.e., responses at exact multiple of the stimulation frequency, reflecting the nonlinearity of the brain response; Regan, 1989; Norcia et al., 2015) and because it is a smoother visual stimulation than a squarewave stimulation mode.
