In this protocol, a user simulates computer input either verbally or by pointing to a paper screen representation.
Romney's campaign has pushed back hard this week, pointing to a paper by a conservative think-tanker saying Romney's plan does not raise taxes on the middle class, and mentioning the idea of the cap.
10.39am: Thanks to ergolargo below the line who points to a paper published in the journal Environmental Impact Assessment Review last year.
Mr. Lauer pointed to a paper released in September by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago that said that many trading firms did not have stringent processes to test their trading programs or to stop runaway trading after it started.
She points to a paper published last year in the journal Astronomy & Geophysics reporting that 35% of astronomy Ph.D. students in the United Kingdom are female, yet women make up only about 3% of astronomy professors.
Siegel pointed to a paper that Morgan co-authored in 2010, with two other Yale psychiatry professors, as particularly concerning.
John Boice, a professor at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, points to a paper published in 2011 reporting that human cells can efficiently repair radiation-induced double-strand DNA breaks.
Reviewer 3: The discussion points to a paper by Mantini et al 2007 showing that fMRI timeseries in DAN/DMN respectively were negatively/positively correlated with alpha/beta EEG power.
She intervened, she said yesterday, because, "I watched the strike reach a point where clearly it was going to escalate to a point where a paper could go under".
Dotcom's defenders point to a paper trail that suggests NZ officials at the highest level colluded with US officials to entrap Kim by approving his application for residency.
