Inspections are time-consuming, policing requires expensive testing equipment that is in short supply, and border agents have more pressing targets like guns and narcotics.
Moreover, ethical aims for contrasting energy poverty, heat-related diseases and deaths, availability of food and water, infections and viral-bacteriological risks, meteorological extreme phenomena, such as floods and intense and destructive precipitations, are stringent and pressing targets.
Therefore, focusing on the molecular mechanism of colorectal liver metastases is the pressing target in colorectal carcinoma therapy.
Until then, there's an emergency, a more pressing target for outrage: since the Coalition formed, mental health spending has been cut two years in a row, just as the suicide rate rose by 8 per cent, from 2010 to 2011.
In conclusion, the 3-D key arrangement, shown in Fig. 6 can sense the initial typing motion and pressing a target key does not cause other keys to be pressed, provided that upper and lower keys are set so that they do not sense the force applied when the user presses a middle key.
In the second, the students were given money for quickly pressing a target.
In Experiment 1, we found that our 3-D keyboard can be used accurately, and that joint movement does not interfere with pressing the target key.
To minimize finger movement and to allow the three keys along each finger to be pressed separately, keys need to be arranged such that they are in close contact with the finger position that starts moving the earliest when typing, and such that extraneous joint movements do not interfere with pressing the target key.
Subjects could win money or avoid losing money for pressing during target presentation.
In the Sternberg-paradigm, a distinction is made between decision time (DT), defined as the time between target stimulus onset and home button release, and movement time (MT), defined as the time between home button release and pressing the target button.
The operant-conditioning method consists of measuring the rate of emission of a target response (typically lever pressing), where the target response occasionally produces a reinforcer (typically food).
