The timing of the field trials was planned to follow the natural annual rhythm of the reindeer management and in periods when the mostly free ranging reindeer could be handled.
The computed changes in sea level and magnetic field are consistent with their respective observed waveforms, including the timing of the magnetic field signals.
◦ Inspecting the nitrogen application (amount and timing) of each individual field.
Future work to establish the timing of manipulation under field conditions in the temperate woods of South Carolina would be helpful.
In addition, the definition of the outbreak's duration and size was determined on the basis of the timing of the CDC field investigation.
It has been reported that there are gradients in timing of maturation, dendritic field size of pyramidal neurons, and susceptibility of synaptic plasticity among occipitotemporal visual pathways (Murayama et al. 1997; Elston and Rosa 1998; Bourne and Rosa 2006).
It is also possible that EMF works under specific circumstances, but that its effects are highly sensitive to the precise set-up, e.g. signal characteristics (including exact waveform of the electromagnetic field), timing of the EMF treatment, and animal strain.
Part of that likely comes down to the timing of the survey, which was fielded March 17-20, just as the debate over Republicans' Obamacare repeal bill came to a head amid intense opposition from those who had voted for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
Although grossly normal in each of the three measures just described, the overall picture does hint at subtle differences between incubated and fresh retinas: incubated retinas have slightly lower firing rates, more variable timing of responses, and larger receptive fields (Figure 4).
Their characteristic basin fill and symmetry, inner structure, folding wavelength and amplitude, thermal regime, time frame are examined in relation to basement structure, stress field, strain rate, timing of deformation, and compared to existing modelling results.
