But everyone who looked at that work closely quickly noticed that their supposed episodes of both stimulus and austerity didn't seem to correspond at all to known changes in policy.
This "bomb curve", as it is known, changes so fast that year-by-year differences in the 14C levels of recent specimens should be detectable.To test this hypothesis, Dr Uno and his colleagues looked at 29 specimens of known age, from 1905 to 2008.
The cell types can be differentiated by staining sections of the pituitary gland, and known changes in the output of an individual hormone, induced experimentally or correlated with phases in the life cycle, can be shown to correspond with changes in the appearance of the corresponding cell type.
Recently, model-based techniques, with and without process compensation (i.e., the ability to directly adjust controller gains given known changes in process parameters), have been explored.
According to Coolsmartphone, known changes include "camera navigation, text alert speed, tab-switching speed and a new city selector in the weather tab to make it easier and quicker to choose your location".
In Alku et al. [66] and Drugman et al. [40], shifts greater than about 1 were associated with known changes in voice quality, such as soft or pressed voicing.
Given the known changes to PET in observed records, and also expected increases as global warming intensifies, these results suggest that RDI will be consistently different to the SPI as global warming intensifies.
As expected, 2D location information (horizontal and vertical) could be strongly decoded in early visual areas, with reduced decoding higher along the visual hierarchy, consistent with known changes in receptive field sizes.
Optical and thermal properties of biotissues as well as some known changes of physiological, structural, and optical properties of biotissues as a result of laser thermolysis and laser ablation are analyzed.
If no GPS stations were present, they used computer models to estimate known changes, such as how some regions continue to rebound from the last glaciation, when heavy ice sheets caused land to sink.
