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The experiment additionally manipulated the location of the two vibrations: they were either delivered to the same or opposite index fingers.

For this purpose, we manipulated the location, copy number and level of sequence similarity of the translocation targets ALP1 and LYP1 and determined the effect of these changes on the accumulation, structure and stability of the translocation chromosomes.

We also measured error distributions when participants manipulated the location of a landmark to match the preceding interval, providing a direct test of the landmark-location stage of the navigation models.

To incorporate this logic into our paradigm, we manipulated the location of the arrow cue indicating the update direction, and used the arrow location to control which location is selected by perceptual attention.

We manipulated the location of the arrow cue so that it was presented in the center of a randomly determined square on the grid, which corresponded to the locations and probabilities described in the previous section.

Identifying and manipulating the location of the so called stable and unstable regions in the fluid flow can find important applications in microfluidics.

We used a cueing design that manipulates the location of cues and targets relative to a display comprised of two rectangles (i.e., objects).

The use of Nafion in its tetrabutylammonium form leads to very low methanol permeabilities, and appears to offer potential for manipulating the location of polypyrrole within the Nafion structure.

It has been demonstrated that the organic bioelectronic devices can be used to spatially and temporally manipulate the location and proliferation of the neuron-like pheochromocytoma cells (PC-12 cells).

Spatial thinking training might foster interest in STEM fields before college, as spatial thinking skills – being able to mentally and/or physically manipulate the location and/or movement of people and/or objects (National Research Council, 2006) – is an important predictor of interest, education, and careers in STEM fields (Wai, Lubinski, & Benbow, 2009).

But when the scientists used the mirrors to manipulate the location of the moonlight they behaved differently.