This would make distinguishing the targets from the non-targets easier and thus, maybe, an auditory multi-class BCI could also be based on this single speaker setup.
In the summer of 1998, Rivers and his Stanford colleague, Nie, both of whom had made distinguished careers studying polling techniques, discovered that they shared an outrage at the sham polls of the "general population" conducted on the Internet.
This must be made distinguished from studies investigating factors influencing certain research performance indicators.
It is this strange concoction, then – historic names linked to young brands; aims based on the past; and on-field success being the instinctive marker – which makes distinguishing the achievements of Cosmos Chapter Two a little tricky.
One obvious problem with this is that the global nature of the Internet makes distinguishing foreign and domestic communiques very murky.
Surface reflections from the acrylic tubes containing the tools may have obscured the end of the tools when viewed from the side, and perspective may have made distinguishing between tools of different lengths difficult when viewing from the front.
An older age at onset makes distinguishing IDD from tumours such as malignant glioma, metastasis or lymphoma, even more challenging.
Breast tissue is markedly heterogeneous, which makes distinguishing small foci of cancer within the spectrum of normal tissue potentially challenging.
The recommendations made distinguish two situations, prophylactic treatment in patients at high risk of invasive fungal infection, and treatment of clinically and mycologically documented invasive candidosis.
This study demonstrated that high levels of the opioids produced significant untoward effects and made distinguishing an analgesic versus a more general effect more difficult.
