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But when pirate DJs switched to the vocal version, the track started to signify as revolution, too: one of those epoch-defining moments, on a par with Sex Pistols' Anarchy in the UK.

Those epochs may have followed some modification or innovation in body function, or new developments favoured by climatic changes or evolutionary advances of other animals and plants.

Not for Rudisha the chicken nuggets and pre-race clowning that Bolt has delighted in since those epoch-changing nights in Beijing's Bird's Nest four years ago.

This suggests a particular response of the external (and then induced) fields to the solar flux at those epochs.

If cycle slips indeed occur at those epochs, they should have been detected and corrected using the methods presented in this paper and Liu (2011).

Finally, the magnetospheric field was removed using two models for epochs 2005.0 and 2010.0 obtained by Thébault et al. (2010) while calculating their candidate main field models for those epochs.

To measure tonic current amplitude, 5 ms epochs of baseline current were sampled every 100 ms, and those epochs that fell on IPSCs discarded.

Those epochs were Hanning tapered.

Those epochs containing electromyographic or other artifacts not related to eye blinks were manually removed, resulting in an average of 63 rejected epochs per participant (SD = 40).

Then DWT was applied on those epochs so that visibility of epileptic activity can be enhanced which is distinguished by some spectral characteristics.

First, all data sets were down-sampled to 600 Hz and cut into epochs of two seconds and those epochs containing blinks or muscle artifacts were excluded from further analysis based on visual inspection.