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"They might have the ability to pick up relatively small gradients in these cues to be capable of finding where they want to go from some distance away," Dr. Cowen said.
First, we make a continuous composite column at each site using high-resolution core photographs (Irino et al., in press) and pick up relatively thick and distinct dark layers as marker layers.
The long wires leading from the electrodes to the traditional EEG machine act as antennas and often pick up relatively high-voltage ambient electrical noise because of the large number of noise sources in the ED environment.
"Business is picking up relatively slowly, but it feels as if the recovery has substance".
Mr. Breedon is always on the lookout for companies in newly privatizing industries, like technology and media, that can be picked up relatively cheaply.
Because academic art was so out of vogue for nearly all the 20th century, pieces could be picked up relatively cheaply, and Dr. Dahesh picked up all he could.
At first glance, its deal for SyPixx Networks, announced Tuesday morning, seems like a return to normalcy for Cisco, a networking giant that has traditionally picked up relatively small, privately held businesses.
These houses and others were picked up relatively cheaply by buyers, many from Los Angeles, 107 miles away, to restore as second homes or, in a few cases, to turn into hotels.
The Mackenzie River picks up relatively little volume within its valley lowland, as the average summer precipitation recorded at dispersed settlements is only about 7 or 8 inches (175 to 200 mm); total annual precipitation throughout the Mackenzie valley is 10 to 14 inches (250 to 355 mm).
To do so, the RBs assignment for selected retransmission is done by picking up relatively good quality of channels for the previous TTI.
The huge costs of production can be borne by the primary revenue channels while Hulu picks up (relatively) small change that may otherwise have been lost.
