These results seem to support the Coslett's "Spatial Registration Hypothesis" [42], suggesting that each perceived stimulus is automatically marked with reference to its co-ordinates in egocentric space, even if spatial information does not seem relevant for the task at hand.
Influenced by punk, skateboarding and Russian history, Russian designer Rubchinskiy creates bold streetwear in peppy colours sometimes marked with the hammer and sickle, in reference to the USSR.
"Hey, did I miss that?" said one sailor, in reference to the windward mark.
The political situation here [in Brazil] is also tense," said Meireles in reference to governmental upheavals in Brasilia and the protests that have marked the Olympic torch's procession in recent days.
In brief, before primary annotation, we analyzed mentions marked in the reference annotation to identify entity and process types not in scope of previously defined event annotation guidelines and then defined new types and guidelines for annotation with reference to selected ontologies.
Nothing could be more true in reference to my daughter Alexandra "Alex Scottt (1996-2004), who in just 8 ½ short years left a permanent mark on the world and in turn, changed the way we fight childhood cancer.
In reference to its carnivorous diet.
Key clinical terms such as 'significant' and 'marked' in reference to distress or impairment are also defined in the WMH-CIDI with language such as ever having felt very upset or nervous in a social situation, or ever having felt disappointed for experiencing social anxiety.
Each cell was classified as BrdU-positive, Arc-positive or positive for both BrdU and Arc, and its classification was marked in the reference image, according to its position in the granular layer.
Figure 2 shows the power of the tests as functions of the number of matched pairs with the usual yardsticks of 80%and90%0% power marked in for reference.
(A – D ) Coronal optical sections, with a region of interest marked in yellow for reference.
