Students were encouraged to integrate ideas from the preceding activity, instruction, and reading.
(4) A significant OFC activation difference must not be found between scrambled stimuli in experimental versus control trials, with the latter differing only in the preceding task instructions.
Baptism in water in the name of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit was preceded by instruction (catechesis) and fasting.
The National Park Service has set up an "underwater trail" for snorkeling at Cinnamon Beach, and four times a week a ranger conducts tours along this short trail, preceded by instruction for beginners on how to use the equipment and advice on such matters as keeping the mask watertight if you have a mustache.
Each condition was preceded by instructions: For example, a block of falsefonts was preceded by the instruction: "falsefonts".
The students are among 14 participants in a Princeton global seminar titled "Hope as the New Normal: Tokyo after the Disaster". For the first half of the six-week course, the students attend sessions at the University of Tokyo, with daily language instruction preceding discussion of lectures and readings on the issues facing post-tsunami Japan.
Until machines were fitted with index registers, every instruction that referred to an address that varied as the program ran e.g., an array element had to be preceded by instructions to alter its address to the current required value.
After placement of electrodes, they performed the three blocks of initial training (including preceding computer-guided instructions) at about 22 00 h and thereafter went to bed at about 23:00 h.
The person-to-person instruction round preceding the program was deemed sufficiently supportive.
In many tribes, such as the Guaraní, the symbol of masculine maturity is the labret, an ornament worn in a perforation of the lip; the ritual is preceded by an instruction period during which the boys, isolated from the community, learn the religious chants and dances, and it culminates with the perforation of their lower lips.
Because the unanimity instruction preceded and shaped the jury's consideration of mitigating evidence, it may have contributed to the verdict by directing the jury to "examine the evidence with the wrong question in mind". Yates v. Evatt, supra, 500 U.S., at 413, 111 S.Ct., at 1898 (SCALIA, J., concurring).
