We presume that the authors must have been able to identify single touch domes with receptive fields in this way in order to obtain the data plotted in Figure 3B.
Determined manipulators work to ensure that content will jump from one social platform to the next, blanketing the ecosystem, touching a wide, receptive audience, and eventually trending on a prominent platform and they hope getting picked up by mainstream media.
Or maybe, he said, it just comes down to disposition — "whether you allow yourself to be touched by things, to be receptive to other people, to be in the pain of a composer".
I find it very touching". The theatrical community, the receptive audiences, the generous actors, the neon-lit streets of Times Square have all made her eager to work on Broadway again, even as she voices regret that similar opportunities don't wait for her in the UK, particularly when it comes to television and film.
Don't forget to stroke the back of hands and soles of feet in soft circles as these areas are highly sensitive and receptive to light touches.
This is a magnificent series, showing just how important it is to give profound thinkers space to explain their deepest beliefs, and Joan Bakewell is appropriately receptive, providing only gentle touches on the rudder.
For computational modeling, we analyzed SAI afferents whose receptive fields were limited to single touch domes.
Thus, when people are aware that TB cannot be transmitted through sharing utensils, food, sexual contact, physical touch etc. they are likely to be receptive to people infected with, and affected by TB.
Frank Henenlotter faced censorship and ridicule, but he found acceptance among audiences receptive to themes that Hollywood was reluctant to touch, such as violence, drug addiction, and misogyny.
We focused on two features of the S1 functional architecture during touch observation, namely the topographical arrangement of index and middle finger receptive fields (RFs), and their dynamic shrinkage during concurrent activation.
