Wolff's account of his hero's subsequent, more familiar career as a solo sailor is adroitly and economically told.
"When the fraud is so open," says Mr Kerimli, "it doesn't matter whose fingers are inked".The subsequent choreography was familiar from other elections in the former Soviet Union.
In all subsequent trials, the familiar object is the novel object from the preceding trial (see Figure 1).
Altogether, these results indicate that the coordination of spike timing with the local theta LFP activity only occurs when animals improve their performance during learning, and that the increase in theta SFC does not continue with subsequent exposure to familiar stimuli after learning has stabilized, or in conditions in which learning does not take place.
We see the young (or youngish) Shakespeare at work, the apprentice poet carefully blending the ingredients of love, confusion and drollery that will become familiar in subsequent comedies.
When the Supreme Court allowed executions to resume, in 1976, after a four-year hiatus, the Justices mandated a two-phase structure for death-penalty trials that has become familiar in subsequent decades.
To export the resulting table in CSV format (e.g., for subsequent analysis using more familiar software) enter the following command: write.csv data.out, "C:/path/to/output.csv", row.names = F).
Unlike in 1995, now I had the advantage of being familiar with subsequent statements by Clinton aides and others.
Whereas previous studies have found that midfusiform activation could predict subsequent episodic memory of familiar words [31], [32], [33], it is unclear whether such correlations would also be observed for novel characters.
However, subsequent removal of the familiar, self-generated odor cues severely disrupted both long-term stability and rotation to visual cues in a novel environment.
