For instance, for the two phonemes /ʃ/ and /Ê'/, the articulatory feature representing lip protrusion has the value 0, i.e., phoneme is not protruded.
The detected skin color below line T B T D ¯ represent lip and blood vessel colors which can be judged as a part of the skin.
a d Early in the evolution of bilateral animals, an inward folding of neural tissue occurred, which created the neural tube in chordates (by 550 Mya); the orange shading represents the lips of the neural folds.
More generally, however, we agree with Dorris and Glimcher and with Sugrue et al. that relative value is easily calculated from neural activity in LIP; it simply requires a comparison of activity at the two locations in LIP representing the choice targets (see below).
The full act required the placing of a stiff index finger on the upper lip, representing the Führer's moustache.
Dalilips chairs A sofa representing Mae West's lips in Dali's 1936 portrait inspired two versions of this pout-tastic seat in the Thirties and Seventies.
The Hoyt-Schermerhorn stop, where Mr. Lethem said he had been both arrested and mugged, experienced his first subway kiss and saw his first subway rat, "would be the mouth, lips and tongue, representing my helpless native sensitivity to that station".
Applying the bounded integration model to the behavioral paradigm of our experiment, as sketched in Figure 1, two pools of LIP neurons, representing the leftward and rightward saccade targets, would accumulate information from pools of leftward and rightward direction selective neurons in MT. A decision would be reached when the accumulated signal in one pool of LIP neurons reaches the bound.
Well defined and full lips represent attractiveness and beauty.
First, acquiring iron from LIP is easier than other intracellular iron store like ferritin because LIP represents an apparently free cytoplasmic iron pool (Andrews, 2004; Theurl et al., 2005).
