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This procedure enabled the identification of timing fluctuations.

BOLD signal changes correlated with expressive timing fluctuations in cortical and subcortical motor areas consistent with pulse perception, and in a network consistent with the human mirror neuron system.

A master oscillator with less than 100fs timing jitter, two independent oscillators with 300fs relative timing lag, a new measurement technique of timing fluctuation of low-repetition amplified pulse, and a special designed regenerative amplifier with high quality beam were developed.

Synchronous sampling methods [7, 8] have large timing fluctuation due to high-level phase noise when compared with asynchronous sampling methods [5, 9, 10], but the asynchronous sampling methods traditionally needs the interpolation in time domain, which is computationally complex and needs more processing time.

Variability in extrema timing and fluctuations during the months between the maximum and the minimum may be attributed to factors influencing the aerosol concentration such as vertical mixing and to probable global lightning activity changes.

Future studies, however, may avoid this confound by offsetting the timing of lighting fluctuations as opposed to temperature fluctuations as in the present study, but this then creates a new confound because one treatment group would suffer a change in circadian rhythm while the other would not, and this may have its own negative effects.

In addition to the issue of embryonic hatching time being confounded with the timing of temperature fluctuations, there are other problems that mean that this design is also not an ideal way to address the question.

This high-resolution framework also provides insight into the timing of tectonic fluctuations on this cratonic ramp during the Taconic Orogeny and documents the relative influence of tectonism on lateral facies distributions and eustatically derived cyclicity.

The size, arrangement, and spacing of the individual objects in the group can be inferred from the magnitude and timing of those fluctuations in light.

The timing of these fluctuations is shifted by the presence of a regular light cycle (LD) or its absence (DD) (Figure 9).

However the number and precise timing of these fluctuations remain uncertain.