In contrast, an association is clearly made in the training outlined above using rotating light: if tadpoles were simply learning 'don't move', the preference line would not stay significantly below 50% while light conditions reversed continuously.
It is likely that better accuracy for optical colonoscopy might move the preference pattern towards optical colonoscopy [ 27].
Lévi-Strauss continued: "Travel-books, expeditionary records, and photograph-albums abound.... Mere mileage is the thing; and anyone who has been far enough, and collected the right number of pictures (still or moving, but for preference in colour), will be able to lecture to packed houses for several days running".
"We are in the midst of renegotiating our television rights agreements in this calendar year, and it is our preference moving forward to negotiate a rights deal that will, one, allow us to have a Sunday final and, two, will be a deal that will allow us to continue to increase prize money.
A moving rate of preference is set to ρ=0.3.
There was a gradient of high to low SF preference moving from the occipital pole outward.
KJ significantly increased sucrose preference, moving distance, number of rearing and cortical blood flow.
The data demonstrate that that KJ at high and medium doses and FLU have similar antidepressant effects in terms of sucrose preference, moving distance and number of rearing.
Cellular automata-based moving rules are used to depict the motion of vehicles with consideration of the three-second rule, and a modified bidirectional pedestrian model is developed in order to consider the right-moving preference and resolve the deadlock among mixed flows.
Our idea is to start from a railway timetable proposed by an Infrastructure Manager (IM), whose efficiency may be improved, involving a small number of agents, operating trains on the same line in a short period of time, that agree on exchanging more information on their preferences, moving from a non cooperative setting to a cooperative one.
