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an omitted target paradigm (thin … /s sampling rate) whereas a band-pass from 0.01 to 100 c/s is …

… shaped by the cultural invention in the deep past of cooking. Eating is thus strongly … signal
the desire to be picked up by lifting its arms, recruiting as a signal what was once a functional …

… The time series of a 5-Hz oscillator was generated by band-pass … (eg, signal-to-noise ratio
and lack of temporal reference) due to rest being a quite uncontrolled experimental paradigm …

… presentation paradigms all may influence the mix of sources underlying the recorded signal.
… Functional connectivity measures that allow for quantification of the strength and direction of …

… “Procedural” material has abstract meaning that signals … form better of the positive form good
/ well . Suppletion is a case of … a functional paradigm, the psychological reality of paradigms …

… Most discoveries have occurred in the past 15 years, and … signal on its own (and from control
conditions of no signals). … , it is true that there is no good evidence of infinitude in nonhuman …

… Therefore, noninvasive approaches such as functional magnetic … in generating control signals
from these paradigms are … SMR paradigm has been one of the most promising paradigms …

… to apply to vocally referential signals, raising doubts about the … domain is that experimental
paradigms to test for gesture … remaining issues as well as promising research avenues. …

… signal wavelength, and mmWave signals can be transmitted … is now witnessing a new
paradigm shift that may shape our … detection via wireless signals is a promising HCI technology. …

… that can be gained from this promising new research area. This … an achievable outcome of
signal analysis—and indeed these … initially dominated by task activation paradigms. However, …