Water soluble chemotaxis assays: Radial gradients were formed by placing 10 µL of 2.5 M attractant or ddH2O (control) at diametrically opposed locations on the plate (see Fig. 1A).
To verify the occurrence of the tangential first mode oscillation, the pressure fluctuations were measured with two pressure sensors installed at opposed locations.
The opposed locations of Orion and Scorpio, with their corresponding bright variable red stars Betelgeuse and Antares, were noted by ancient cultures around the world.
All assessments were performed following the removal of the skin (~1-2 mm deep - including cuticle, epidermis and hypodermis) from two opposing locations on the fruit equator.
Similarly, in studies that have reported learning under conditions where the dimension for manual responses is uncorrelated with the sequence of target locations (e.g., target identity, as opposed target location) [15], [16], [17], [18], [19], it not possible to exclude a functional role for eye movements in the orienting responses to the target locations.
With few exceptions [ 10] results have been specific to the actual location of the death (e.g. hospitals) as opposed to location of care.
Among those who opposed the location were Diane Farrell, Westport's first selectwoman, and Richard Blumenthal, the state attorney general.
Advertising within regular Stories, as opposed to location-based advertising, makes far more sense in terms of reach.
He notes that the idea of the "check-in" (as opposed to location always being on) is proving to be a powerful thing thanks to services like Foursquare.
It might be argued that the hippocampal deficit on the bidirectional go/no-go task (Experiment 8) reflects a specific loss of direction information (Taube, 2007), as opposed to location learning.
One might well wonder whether such 'relativity' is really semantic — whether what is said contains, as Hofweber suggests, an 'unarticulated constituent' corresponding to one's geographic location, as opposed to that location's being among the very many things one 'presupposes', knowingly or otherwise, in saying "August is a summer month" (see, e.g., Searle's (1980) views on 'the Background').
