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Still, tracking the anxious mind, even with a more realistic experimental setup, means having the subject lie in an M.R.I. scanner, which is inherently not only artificial but also stressful.

This setup means that in Capital One we have a strong company and a stock that seems unjustly discounted its price-to-earnings ratio is only ten.

And although the cabin is roomy, both front and rear (and the hatchback setup means there's lots of cargo capacity), this car truly drives like an appliance.

Of course, this setup means that you can also use it to block any unwanted content from Facebook, based on keywords.

Our "2.5-dimensional" setup means that two dimensions cover real space, while the particle-velocity and electric/magnetic-field vectors have three dimensions.

The ability to replicate environments and tap into mobile — Cardboard requires a mobile devices and not an expensive or sophisticated PC setup — means that anyone in the world can use it and get into any kind of scenario.

The limits of the setup meant the arrangements sometimes felt more samey than they should have, the beats a little too rigid.

Home theater can mean anything from a simple setup meant to create surround sound, to a theater literally in the home — a recreation of a commercial movie house with top-of-the-line projection and audio gear.

Unfortunately his web team got there first: a mistake in the setup meant that the picture and specifications of the device were shown on the Apple website on the Sunday evening before his Monday speech, for long enough for screenshots to be snapped.

Two absurdly adjustable seats were divided by a console containing a small refrigerator and two push-button drawers that extended silently, one with standard cup holders, the other with a three-hole setup meant to hold a chilled Champagne bottle and two silver Champagne flutes.

Then, they asked religious people who had undergone TMS and a control group to think about death and read a letter supposedly written by an immigrant critical of their country—a setup meant to present them with an immediate threat.