In another article, Ms Filipacchi documented the seven editors who relocated women authors using the record of changes for both categories' entries.
Thus, the electroretinogram (ERG) is the record of changes in potential between an electrode placed on the surface of the cornea and an electrode placed on another part of the body, caused by illumination of the eye.
From May 3 to June 8, the Goddard Remotely Operated Vehicle for Exploration and Research will travel to the highest part of the ice-locked landmass to examine the record of changes contained in the ice sheet's frigid layers.
Genetic plasticity, as described on the manuscript, corresponds to the gene (or gene network) capacity to tolerate changes and the evolutionary plasticity, defined by Eq.1, is the record of changes a given gene family have experienced through its evolutionary history.
Furthermore, the longer follow-up in the present study means greater potential for the recording of change over time, irrespective of cause.
The focus of the case studies was the recording of changes in work tasks and the resulting consequences for changing or new qualification requirements.
One of these was the recording of changes in the electrical potentials of the inner ear and auditory nerve; the other was the observation of changes in the potentials of the skin (electrodermal responses) to acoustic stimuli.
As fiction, philosophy, and the exact sciences failed to provide a plausible explanation, many anguished readers turned to the record of brutal change in earlier periods.
Magnetic minerals in rocks (and in articles of fired clay) provide the record of ancient change, for they took on the magnetic field existing at the time of their creation or emplacement.
