After giving an outline of Brain Informatics methodology, we describe how to design cognitive experiments of mental arithmetic task with multiple difficulty levels for obtaining multiple EEG and fMRI data sources, and how to analyze such data for investigating the spatiotemporal characteristics and flow of human computation processing.
The crew had multiple difficulties in prepping the miniature for filming; while the model shop originally wanted to save time by casting windows using a clear fiberglass, the material came out tacky.
Both publications drove the Model S for extended periods -- Edmunds for 18 months, Consumer Reports for 15,000 miles -- and both experienced multiple difficulties with the car, including roadside breakdowns.
That the match was originally set for Adelaide but venue availability forced a change, is just one example of the multiple difficulties the league management face in compiling the fixture list.
There are multiple difficulty levels.
Videos of multiple fish pose many difficulties for visual tracking: fish frequently overlap with each other, their textures are weak, they deform their bodies by beating with their tails, and identification is difficult because they are homogeneous.
Shapiro also argues that his detailed discussion of hypothesis testing difficulties for any multiple realization hypothesis reveals a flaw in Bechtel and Mundale's (1999) influential criticism (discussed in section 2 above).
People with multiple physical and cognitive impairments have difficulties for using properly conventional pointing devices, what reduces their possibilities to communicate and improve their cognitive and physical skills through computers.
β-Glucosyltransferase was shown to exhibit inefficiencies when glucosylating 5hmCpGs when another 5hmC is within 4 bp, 16b which may pose difficulties for sites with multiple 5hmCs in close proximity.
Multiple headache types in the same individual cause difficulties for respondents and interviewers unless these are clearly separated.
