The present findings support the hypothesis that ongoing γ oscillations recorded in the surface ECoG mainly mirror rhythmic γ waves generated by intracortical networks.
This result is in line with the devaluation theory, arguing that 'female' tasks and skills are devaluated on the labor market which is mainly mirrored in the fact that with an increase of women in occupation wages become lower [ 28].
In order to reduce light loss due to back reflection from lenses and reduce system astigmatism in the pupil and retinal planes, we adopted a non-planar design using mainly spherical mirrors in an off-axis arrangement [ 30]. Figure 1 shows the scaled layout of the system, flattened for visualization.
Mr. Yoon calls the product's early version mainly a "mirror," showing users how the commercial Internet sees them.
The decrease in the resonant frequencies was caused mainly the mirror attached to the piezo stage.
BrightSource Energy's dry-cooled Ivanpah project in Southern California would consume an estimated 25 million gallons a year, mainly to wash mirrors.
Low frequency HRV (0.04-0.15 has has been interpreted as reflecting both sympathetic and vagal input [ 39] but recent studies claim that low frequency mirrors mainly vagal influence [ 40].
Viewers watch mainly in the mirror running along the studio's wall, confronting themselves and their reactions to Ms. Achugar's loaded exploration of performance, gender and the body.
The multidimensional construct of empathy comprises various cognitive aspects (theory of mind, perspective-taking, cognitive empathy), which require an ability to adopt another person's perspective and to reason about complex mental states, as well as attributions of affective mental states mainly involving affective mirroring and a lesser degree of conscious inferencing [1].
The Metropolitan police said the alleged conspiracy mainly concerned the Trinity Mirror-owned Sunday Mirror between 2003 and 2004 as it announced a fresh element of its major phone hacking inquiry.
It is not accurate to say, as Gay does, that in modernist fiction, "modernist mirrors reflected mainly the author".
