This paper describes results of simulation of observation, in which star trajectories observed are decomposed to librations, polar motion, and the precession and the amplitude and phase of each component are estimated.
Thus, during solo observation in which the participants observed the experimenter moving her stick to left and right, the left BA44 sent significantly more information to two regions of the integration network in bilateral cerebellar vermi and left MOG than it received from them.
Kosch et al. (2011b) found that adjusting the pointing direction of the radar by 1° resulted in a different observation, in which the ionospheric radio window in the bottomside ionosphere was observed at 7° 8° south of zenith, along with HF radio wave penetration to the topside ionosphere.
Further, this has been a long-term full participant observation, in which we strike a balance in our role as pure observers with that of participants in the discussions [ 39].
In line with an earlier observation, in which myrAkt1 expression inhibited both basal and induced autophagy, we also observed that rasfonin did not promote autophagy in myrAkt1-transfected cells at the 2-h time point.
His anatomical drawings are masterpieces of observation, in which he sees details no other scientist would notice for centuries.
The same approach may be applied to an observation in which the zero order was blocked (Figure 2).
This model can satisfactorily explain the numerical observation in which compressive stress prevails in films in the presence of vacancies.
They're brilliantly assembled, brutally effective, airtight machines of plot and observation in which ordinary weaknesses and desires have inevitably dire consequences.
That realization set off several years of observation, in which Dr. Martin, Vera M. F. da Silva of the National Institute of Amazonian Research and others noted 221 instances of this object-carrying behavior, most of which involved adult males.
Quantitative chemical analyses mainly use so-called wet analytical methods (e.g., dissolution in acid, flame tests, and other classic techniques of bench chemistry that rely on observation), in which the mineral sample is first dissolved.
