If neural activity in the amygdala has a consistent role in modulating spatial attention allocation to both rewarding and threatening stimuli, then amygdala neurons should represent threatening stimuli within a spatial framework, just like they do for rewarding stimuli.
Locally rare species may represent threatened habitats or potentially demographically and genetically disjunct populations or subspecies [2], [3], [5], [7], [10], [13], [25] [30] and could represent an early-warning system of regional declines [1], [2], [10], [31].
(AP) HARTFORD: NURSING-HOME TALKS -- The Senate president pro tem, Kevin B. Sullivan, left, is urging Gov. John G. Rowland to intervene in talks between nursing home companies and the union representing workers threatening to strike at 50 of the companies' homes.
Disclosure: Carrie La Seur represents landowners threatened with condemnation by the Tongue River Railroad.
Abdul-Rauf, on the other hand, once heralded as an icon of the American dream, as the ''Mississippi Son,'' came to represent a threatening, dangerous, and foreign Islam by the media's muting his identity as an African American.
Left here, it also opens the door for "beef wellington is a sandwich" and "turkey pot pie is a sandwich," which are deeply troubling propositions and represent a threatening breakdown of the very category of sandwiches and, potentially, the fracturing of all human reason.
Fungi are currently devastating major ecosystems and represent a threatening source of potential pathogens for humans [ 15].
And Bellamy dismissed fears Wales' independent status will be threatened if Welsh players represent Britain next summer.
Dmitri V. Vasiliev, the former head of the Russian equivalent of America's Securities and Exchange Commission, who resigned in 1999 over Yukos maneuverings, said in an interview at the time that people who he believed represented Yukos threatened him physically.
Why would a board member representing KLP threaten to "sink" a company they had invested in?
