Under cover of the Israel Air Force, engineer troops built access roads up the steep Golan Heights, which were then frontally assaulted by armoured vehicles and infantry.
The left SMG is viewed as the starting point of the working memory loop for phonology which then projects frontally [60].
The eP3a may mature earlier than lP3a, which continues to enhance frontally during development [ 34].
Surgical specimens were routinely fixed in formalin and embedded in paraffin, from which 5 7 mm-thick slices were frontally prepared from posterior to anterior directions.
On the other, the mercantile impulse trips into a paranoia-inducing mode in which our products, rather than facing us frontally, transform us into their own commercials by the subliminal-viral methodology of social networks.
It's also the name of a sketchy painting, from 2003, which displays a clothed female figure draped frontally over some kind of bar with her head down, legs dangling, and her arms stretched out to the sides of the canvas.
He also promised to prevent the expansion of Medicaid to cover the 6 million uninsured in Texas, which is apparently how monstrosities attack you frontally.
The attentional trace that serves as a template for the to-be-selected sound features (e.g. Näätänen et al., 1978, 2002; Näätänen, 1990) can be regarded as a top-down attentional template, which is possibly reflected in the later, frontally distributed part of the PN (negative difference late).
One senses that in his enthusiasm for the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq — which arise in this volume more incidentally than frontally, in a piece on the emancipation of Afghan women or a report on a holiday in Iraqi Kurdistan — Hitchens is emulating Orwell's embrace of the Republican cause against Franco's fascists in the Spanish Civil War.
Partial decussation is an arrangement that serves the needs of frontally directed eyes and permits binocular vision, which consists in the fusion of the responses of both eyes to a single object more loosely, one speaks of the fusion of the retinal images.
These decision-making bodies are suffering a "democratic deficit" and when they are given more power they just stumble frontally with the governments of the member states which do not allow large intrusions into their security agendas.
