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A spatially narrow band stimulus at a relatively low spatial frequency was used to avoid artifacts generated by chromatic aberration in the chromatic stimuli (Bradley et al., 1992; Cottaris, 2003), and spatial frequency was not varied experimentally due to this constraint.

SED has been described as a spatially narrow, distinct, region of enhanced plasma density (plume) observed in the post-noon and pre-midnight sectors extending from the equatorward edge of the main ionospheric trough to the noontime cusp (Foster 1993; Coster et al. 2007).

Having spatially narrowed dunce effects on attention-like phenotypes to potentially the α and β lobes of the mushroom bodies, we next investigated the temporal window required for dunce function in our selective attention paradigm.

Historically, environmental monitoring of the coastal environment has been temporally intensive, but spatially focused on narrow areas closest to regulated discharges, providing a potentially biased perspective of overall coastal sediment quality.

Herein we show that the area of enhanced reactivity in hierarchical zeolite, examined with super-resolution fluorescence microscopy, is spatially restricted to narrow zones around meso- and macropores, as observed with focused ion-beam-assisted scanning electron microscopy.

Loci at which wall ingrowths are deposited are defined by a cytosolic Ca2+ signal spatially organized into narrow plumes shaped by co-operative activities of plasma membrane Ca2+-permeable channels organized into clusters surrounded by Ca2+-ATPases [ 9].

The remaining images were realigned, resliced, coregistered to the individual participants' structural scans, and spatially smoothed with a narrow Gaussian kernel of 5 mm full-width half-maximum (we smoothed only for the main experiment data).

A wireless network is considered, in which two spatially distributed users transmit narrow-band signals simultaneously over the same channel using the same power.

In this work the dynamic response is considered of a homogeneous, fully clamped rectangular plate subject to spatially uniform thermal loads and narrow-band acoustic excitation.

For NL model values of m larger than 2 are associated with nonlinear phase changes that spatially are extended to region narrower than the incident intensity and values smaller than 2 extend in a broader region [15].

SAC can thus bias model selection because spatially autocorrelated variables will get narrower confidence intervals and consequently be picked up as having a significant contribution to the fitted model more often than by the desired significance level (Lennon 2000).