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Timing and history-dependent processing during sensorimotor synchronization
Brain Research, 2009Temporal processing is important during skilled actions and often underlies a successful performance. In the present study, functional connectivity profiles as determined by EEG coherence were evaluated in a switching paradigm that assessed the effect of movement rate history upon neural processing.
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Synchronization from the point of view of the history of science
Social Science Information, 1996Time as defined in the context of individual lives cannot be measured or compared; it therefore needs to be particularized through processes of synchronization and desynchronization. Subjectivity is a notion that supports temporal objectivity only if the mode of production is not based on a concept of exchange but on simple appropriation.
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Synchronous Production and Developmental History of Sporocarps of Limnoperdon Incarnatum
Mycologia, 1979Limnoperdon incarnatum Escobar (Escobar et al., 1976) is a small (0.5-1 mm diam) uniloculate aquatic puffball. The sporocarp is composed of two well-defined strata surrounding a single spore chamber. The outer-wall layer is made up of loosely interwoven, hydrophobic dendrophyses which give the sporocarp buoyancy in a watery environment. The inner layer
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Journal of Digital Media Management, 2016
The Oral History Metadata Synchronizer (OHMS) is an open source system designed to transform access to oral history recordings by presenting digital audio or video in conjunction with a transcript and/or index and by connecting users to a particular moment in an interview via browsing or keyword searching.
Craig Breaden, Callie Holmes, Alex Kroh
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The Oral History Metadata Synchronizer (OHMS) is an open source system designed to transform access to oral history recordings by presenting digital audio or video in conjunction with a transcript and/or index and by connecting users to a particular moment in an interview via browsing or keyword searching.
Craig Breaden, Callie Holmes, Alex Kroh
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Twin Synchronous Machines for Short Circuit Testing History
IEEE Industry Applications Magazine, 2016Machine tool manufacturing and steam-engine designs in Europe in the mid-1800s were accelerated in part due to new developments in the manufacturing of steel. Prior to this, cast and wrought iron dominated the manufacturing processes. In Winterthur, Switzerland, in 1834, Johann Jacob Sulzer-Neuffert established a new iron foundry with the assistance of
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Changing Spatial and Synchronous Structures in the History and Culture of Learning
Higher Education, 2005This paper argues that the conceptions of ‘space’ (and increasingly ‘time’) in the discussion of ‘the university’ (in its most transcendent sense) have gone through four distinct phases in the UK. Using a Heideggerian conception of ‘space’ where usefulness is more important than proximity, the ‘ancient’ universities were ‘useful’ to the gentry and thus
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Exciterless Wound-Field Medium-Power Synchronous Machines: Their History and Future
IEEE Industrial Electronics Magazine, 2022Stefano Nuzzo +2 more
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A Case of Synchronous Bilateral Male Breast Cancer with a Family History of Male Breast Cancer
Nihon Rinsho Geka Gakkai Zasshi (Journal of Japan Surgical Association), 2020Hideki Ishizu
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