We investigated the timing, magnitude, and location of speech-related variance in an overt picture naming fMRI study with a rapid event-related design, using a data acquisition system that time-stamped image acquisitions, speech, and a pneumatic belt signal on the same clock.
Mr. Romney's aides were quick to dismiss the clinical dissection of the candidate's words and the location of his speech on Friday.
Despite the speech's prominent place in the history and popular culture of the United States, the exact wording and location of the speech are disputed.
Mr. McDonough declined to identify the location of the speech, saying, "We're looking at a variety of sites".
Mr. Gates's critique of top-heavy headquarters overseas was underscored not only by the date on which it was given but also by the location of the speech: the Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum here.
2. (A) The White House insisted that the location of the speech was just a "coincidence," but if it wasn't a stunt, why did aides set the bridge on fire right before the president jumped over it on a motorcycle? 3. (B) or (C) Alexander Wang's new Starbucks T-shirt features a brown design made to look like spilled coffee.
As such, the source spatial information estimation is performed in the frequency domain without having prior knowledge about the spatial location of the speech sources.
The ( {sin}^2left angle {varPhi}_S^{LR}right) ) function will have small values at low frequencies, regardless of the location of the speech source, due to the relatively long wavelength compared with the microphone distance.
King was acutely aware of the location of his speech and the time, the 100th anniversary of Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation (issued on January 1 , 1863.
From the announced location of the speech, I couldn't help but wonder if it was held in the very same room I saw Bernie Sanders deliver a speech in, roughly one year ago (to a crowd of over 11,000 people).
