To get the footage, the team used a high-resolution, high-speed form of light microscopy to track neural activity and record the fluorescence from multiple angles, ensuring a complete 3D representation.
Long before the introduction of the term globalization into recent popular and scholarly debate, the appearance of novel high-speed forms of social activity generated extensive commentary about the compression of space.
It grows with startling speed, forming thick mats of barbed vines with triangular leaves that smother local plants and even small trees.
The walls and internal buildings were built at speed, forming the main part of the castle.
AS the growing number of people on the roads in the Los Angeles area clogs traffic, often to glacial speeds, a form of transportation that is invisible to most members of the middle class in that car-oriented megalopolis is helping people travel faster: the bus.
One of the earliest responses in both of these cell death systems is the redistribution of Nit1 into aggregates that are visible in vivo as GFP-Nit1 granules or biochemically as a low-speed pelletable form of Nit1.
Washington acquired speed in the form of Laveranues Coles and Trung Canidate.
But to round out the offense last off-season, they added speed in the form of second baseman Tony Womack and right fielder Reggie Sanders.
There's an attempt to bring newcomers up to speed in the form of a Beginner's Primer in the game's start menu, but really, they're likely to remain in the dark as the opening cinematic commences.
And in 1999, an intriguing study on humans found that individuals with low levels of D2 receptors especially liked receiving injections of speed in the form of methylphenidate, whereas those with the highest levels disliked the drug.
The best flings started traveling at an incredible speed in the form of reflings, which today make up 50percentt of all content (for comparison, retweets made up only 2percentt of tweets in Twitter's early days).
