In a recent experiment Al Moubayed et al. [4] it was shown that adding small eyebrow movements on syllables with large pitch movements, resulted in a significant intelligibility improvement over the articulation-only condition, but less so than a condition where manually labelled prominence was used to drive the gestures.
Shimadzu HPLC Prominence system (Columbia, MD, USA) with a refractive index detector (RID) were used for analyzing the sugars.
For chromatography a Shimadzu LC 20 AT pump, SIL 10A autoinjector, SPD 20A prominence UV/VIS detector, and SCL 10A system controller with LC Solutions software were used.
As an alternative, smoothed cepstral peak prominence (CPPS) was used for the first time in this population.
Table 1 indicates the number of embryos required at the various time points to obtain sufficient RNA for each prominence to be used for one microarray screening experiment.
The term tubercle, meaning a small rounded prominence, has been used to refer to iron corrosion products on steel surfaces exposed in treated (ie chlorinated and heated) and untreated, stagnant and flowing, fresh and marine waters.
In Classical times Melos's sulfur, alum, and obsidian mines gave it wide commercial prominence; the Melian earth was used as a pigment by painters.
A Shimadzu LC-20 AD prominence liquid chromatograph (Japan) was used for HPLC analysis; with a Rheodyne injector valve and a SPD-20A UV detector set at wave length 215 nm.
Madonna, who had gone through rigorous exercises and aerobics to prepare herself for the tour, demanded from director Egbert van Hees that the shape of her body be given prominence in the footage to be used for the video.
At this stage, an established set of 48 landmarks that focus on the developing facial prominences and nasal pit could be used.
