Sequences of auditory and visual stimuli were presented with different amounts of temporal offset to determine the presence, strength, and time-course of attentional orienting and reorienting as well as their impact on task-related processing.
Experiments revealed that the axis cannot be properly reoriented as soon as the frequency has changed in phase II.
Open image in new window Fig. 9 Medial collateral ligament on coronal PD images, reoriented as if all were left knees for comparative purposes.
These findings are consistent with the hypothesis of aromatic lamellae growing and reorienting, as proposed by Levine and Davis (1989), and the strain energy transformation, presented by Bustin et al. (1995) and Ross and Bustin (1990).
For a folded protein, the magnitude and sign of the residual dipolar couplings depend on the orientation of each bond vector relative to the alignment tensor of the entire molecule, which reorients as a single entity.
What happened instead was that the Tamil struggle reoriented as a nonviolent campaign, one that has been inclusive and international for elements of the community from around the world.
These show that not all astral microtubules affect whether the spindle reorients, as was previously thought.
This is due to the fact that subsequences within each BAC can be reordered and reoriented as the records are updated in GenBank.
Because this was a retrospective study and the patients had been scanned with standard settings, the dataset could not be reoriented as suggested by Lübbers et al., who reported that oblique plane scanning, which needs a small number of slices with a relatively small volume, can be helpful if the IAC is difficult to visualize [ 19, 25].
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