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Meanwhile, Lori Duvall, global director of green social innovation at online marketplace eBay, called the presentation "novel" and said it's always important for people to explore the margins.

Indeed, using the notch mode of presentation, novel P1and N1 effects have been found when comparing visual potentials (VEPs) evoked by an illusory figure and the VEPs to a control figure whose onset corresponds to the removal of outward-oriented notches, which prevents their integration into one delineated form.

A single-digit Arabic numeral was repeatedly presented on a computer screen and interspersed with the presentation of novel digits deviating as a function of numerical ratio (smaller/larger number).

In this presentation, a novel surgical approach using a cross-cheek anterolateral thigh (ALT) flap is introduced.

Because of the bold thesis, forceful presentation and novel interpretation of the Zionist experience, the book will provoke impassioned discussion not only among Israelis and other Jews, but among many others for whom Israel is an important fact of modern history.

IMMI provides a platform for the presentation of novel research and engineering efforts seeking to solve pervasive or recurring needs in materials and manufacturing.

There is also the possibility that research data used in distance education programs that provide information over the Internet might invalidate manuscripts sent to peer-reviewed print journals; some of these journals may consider presentation of novel data in this medium to constitute "prior publication".

This experiment was performed to test the effect of visual feedback on learning and final stiffness after adaptation to presentation of novel environmental dynamics.

Presentation of novel distracters started 2.5 s after the offset of the memoranda, and occurred for a total time of 5 s.

This study provides comparative evidence that the initial presentation of novel H1N1(2009) in adults does not differ significantly from that of contemporary seasonal influenza the majority (83 percent) of which were influenza A (H3N2).

Carriers of the Tyr allele showed significantly reduced right anterior hippocampal activation during presentation of novel relative to familiar target images, as compared to His homozygous participants (p<.05, FWE-corrected for the ROI volume; see Figure 3B).