They are the "internally displaced people".
By assuming that the participant's arm pointed toward the spatial image from the perceived or imagined self-position as they intended, the internally-represented self-position of the participant at each point in time could be obtained.
Thinking, she thought, is directed not only toward outside things, but also internally, toward the self: it is a "silent intercourse" of the dialogic partners in which they examine each other.
Proceeding from the carriage to the end effector, the first joint is the shoulder, which rotates internally toward the user or externally away from the user, which is shown in the left and center panel of Figure 3.
The N.B.A. asked the Nuggets to handle the matter internally.
If the corporate posture of the past around innovation could be described as "not invented here" with a strong bias toward building internally, today's corporate posture leans in a much different direction, with many thinking about how to disrupt themselves before an external party beats them to it.
If this region is recruited to bias attention toward internally maintained information (i.e., the PM intention), one might expect an interaction between PM condition and stimulus phase.
On the day they were kidnapped, Amanda and Nigel were headed toward an I.D.P. (internally displaced persons) settlement run by a heroic Somali doctor named Hawa Abdi, who started a health clinic on her family's land and before long had upward of 80,000 displaced people camped on or near her property.
Mr. Allard had backed the product internally.
We will deal with the matter internally".
