During the open provocation both the participants and experimenters knew when the base station was "on" and "off" and, if it was "on," whether it was emitting a GSM or UMTS signal.
In active inference, they also control whether an action is emitted or not (i.e., motor intention): Increasing the relative precision of empirical priors on motion causes more confident behaviour, whereas reducing it subverts action, because prior expectations are overwhelmed by sensory input and are therefore not expressed at the level of sensory predictions.
A UV light is emitted from the lamps and it instantly detects whether or not a substance is meth to one tenth of one millionth of a gram.
Understanding just how much methane is leaking is crucial to determining whether the oft-repeated argument in favor of natural gas: It's emits half the amount of greenhouse gases as coal when burned.
We assessed potential exposure by considering residential proximity to TRI facility during pregnancy, whether carcinogens were emitted, and a comparative ranking system for TRI chemical releases by combining toxicity information and total mass of release.
The IAP provides a statistical tool to distinguish whether different potentials were emitted by a single neuronal source or multiple independent neuronal sources.
In addition to direct-reading instrumentation, filter-based air samples were collected to qualitatively determine whether engineered nanomaterials were emitted during the laboratory processes.
focused on the limited question of "Whether the Environmental Protection Agency unreasonably refused to consider costs in determining whether it is appropriate to regulate hazardous air pollutants emitted by electric utilities" [41].
This term implies that whatever is sold downstream enables our customers to operate and emit, irrespective of whether it is our product that is combusted, or that directly combusts fuels, or not.
Whether this is true for all call types, and whether particular elephant sounds are emitted nasally or orally, remains unknown.
