We might instinctually drink in response to thirst, but endeavoring to refine a skill or ability through repeated scales, running drills, or other forms of practice requires us to consciously make that activity important over time.
In this way, participants were discouraged from repeating scale ratings between items and responded in a more nuanced way (i.e., by not forcing participants to classify something as large or small, we tested the extent of sound symbolic effects).
"This led to a need to carry out improper accounting on an even bigger scale, and as this was repeated, the scale of the inappropriate book-keeping also expanded," it said.
Combinations of fusion constructs positive for activation of reporter genes were confirmed by repeated small scale transformation and growth on appropriate minimal synthetic dropout media.
164 interviews were undertaken, of which 103 repeated the scale after about 30 days.
Correlation coefficients (CCs) were calculated for the original and 1-week repeat scale and each domain for test-retest reliability.
As lava effusion cannot be recognized in the photographs taken on 14 and 15 August (Pfeiffer 2015), this thermal anomaly likely reflected the small-scale gas emissions at the cone, from which repeated small-scale eruptions occurred.
No one trumps Beethoven in transforming simple ingredients – repeated notes, scales, an almost cliched military trumpet call – into prized originality.
But researchers like Bruce McEwen, a neuroendocrinologist at Rockefeller University, and Frances Champagne, a neuroscientist at Columbia University, have shown that repeated, full-scale activation of this stress system, especially in early childhood, can lead to deep physical changes.
Interestingly, in the famous duet "Mira, O Norma," when Ms. Eaglen and Ms. Zajick sang those repeated rising scales in thirds, Ms. Eaglen's pitch was right on target.
