Nonetheless, certain external factors such as funding stability had an overriding and at times counteracting influence over these efforts.
Our finding that for slower image sequences, V1 does no longer report actual features but represents their relative difference in time counteracts the view that the first cortical processing stage must always transfer complete information.
Lastly, an argument can also be made from a neutral angle: All else being equal, if the plant preferences of generalist large herbivores are ranked by plant abundance, the foraging activity of such herbivores would at any time counteract overabundance by any one or a few plant species.
The length of each slot is equal to the time needed to transmit a packet plus a possible guard time to counteract propagation delays [15].
Then they would add maintenance doses over time, to counteract the deterioration in their hematocrit caused by races and workouts.
It will take a bout for the ages, from the two greatest pugilists of their time, to counteract these trends and inspire a new generation of fans and fighters to embrace the "sweet science".
The control algorithm is then designed such that the two tasks do not hamper one another, and that the automatic controller is quickly activated for a short period of time to counteract instabilities, and then smoothly relinquishes control back to the human operator.
At the same time, to counteract the anthropomorphic bias in the double inductive method, Lloyd Morgan introduced a principle now known as Morgan's canon: "in no case may we interpret an action as the outcome of the exercise of a higher psychical faculty, if it can be interpreted as the outcome of the exercise of one which stands lower in the psychological scale" (Lloyd Morgan 1894, p.53).
Now is the time to counteract your negative mind-talk.
We don't have to go back in time to counteract climate change and prepare for peak oil, but an energy event that encourages people to spend an hour in the dark certainly gives that impression.
