When something bright or novel flashes, it tends to automatically win the competition for the brain's attention, but that involuntary bottom-up impulse can be voluntarily overridden through a top-down process that Dr. Desimone calls "biased competition".
Poor countries are making noisy demands for free drugs and are threatening to override patents through "compulsory licensing".
Last November, the Court had an opportunity to revisit Alabama's override provision, through the appeal of a death-row inmate named Mario Woodward.
(7) Relative to conventional foam, the novel foam tends to increase the segregation height and volume of the traditionally defined override zone through gas diversion instead of solely increasing gravity segregation length and delaying gas breakthrough time.
At accretionary margins, incoming sediment on the oceanic plate is successively peeled off and accreted to the overriding plate through tectonic processes such as off-scraping or underplating along the plate-boundary décollement.
Alabama, meanwhile, has executed twelve men in the past four years, three of them through override.
In thirty-one of the past thirty-two yeAlabamaabama's judges have condemned someone to death through override at least once.
He said he did not think the companies would sue, though they might try to override the county through state legislation.
According to a 2011 study by E.J.I., thirty per cent of the state's death sentences in 2008, an election year, were imposed through override, compared with seven per cent the previous year.
Once the system goes live, which the report says will happen today, entering hostile comments should result in them just disappearing (though it'll still show up for the original poster, to keep them from trying to override the filters through repeat attempts).
