In this study, we aimed at testing whether repetitive pointing movements to each of the targets promotes the development of segregated neural patterns, resulting in enhanced decoding accuracy.
Six human subjects generated slow or fast repetitive pointing movements with their right dominant arm to one of five targets distributed in 3D space, followed by repetitive imagery of movements to the same target or to a different target.
This choice in the procedure allowed us to increase the difference between the procedure of the SA pointing (slow pointing with no time limit) and that of the LP task (fast repetitive pointing due to rapid target presentation) in order to reduce the probability of a task-context dependent artefact (see the second section of the discussion).
The absence of a detectable signature of recombination events within centromeres, together with the lack of an obvious mechanism by which gene conversion would increase diversity in non-repetitive point centromeres, suggests that gene conversion does not lead to rapid centromere evolution, at least in the way proposed in maize.
… Gone are the grandiose diatribes and the repetitive talking points of the Ahmadinejad years".
And even if they didn't break it completely, they could have spotlighted candidates' manipulative or repetitive talking points more clearly for voters, like Eli Stokols did in his interview with Senator-elect Cory Gardner.
The reproducibility over time map shows areas with voxels having a Z-value higher than 1 at 1, 2, 3 or all 4 repetitive time points in different colours.
Our long-term goal is to show that after a permanent lesion of the motor cortex, a rearrangement of connections, including also areas remote from the lesion, can be monitored at repetitive time points during the functional recovery using high-density EEG recordings of somatosensory evoked potentials (SSEPs).
With this study, we sought to provide a valid and detailed description and analysis of the long-term course of self-reported health in a large population-based cohort of younger PCI patients with a high number of repetitive measurement points and a thorough handling of missing data.
