In simplest terms, it's thought that CBD acts by modulating the endocannabinoid system, which is a complex network that's responsible for maintaining bodily homeostasis and modulating pain and inflammation.
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However, now the music of easy monetary policy is modulating.
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The nanoparticles may also be able to deliver immune-modulating agents.
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A few days earlier, Afrofuturist poetry was married with modulating dub basslines.
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So as far as like modulating, yeah, I mean, a little bit.
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He achieved this by modulating the way he placed his Final Jeopardy bets.
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I was surfing on the immuno-modulating probiotics with which I was experimenting.
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She delivered one take, then another, precisely modulating her performance as she went.
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I was surfing on the immuno-modulating probiotics with which I was experimenting.
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They work on "modulating pressure," which involves slowly opening valves to keep them limber.
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And sounds modulating the alcohol strength of beer is new, interesting and very exciting!
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Side note: NIOD's upcoming Modulating Glucosides calms things down and does not 'bleach' the skin.
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By modulating the tempo ever so slightly, an entire sentence can be communicated over time.
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"We are hitting the same brain regions that anti-anxiety drugs are modulating," Feinstein says.
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Researchers found a way to glean data from an air-gapped laptop by modulating the fan.
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By modulating the sound, that pocket can be moved around, changing the position of the bead.
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Once he started her on an immune-modulating medicine called adalimumab, she has been doing well.
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The band plays a series of soothing, modulating chords that has the audience lulled and loose.
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This area regulates the amount of sleep- and wakefulness-modulating hormones (such as melatonin) your brain releases.
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"They say, 'We are so against anti-Semitism,' " Krauskopf said, modulating his voice to connote spurious compassion.
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"I realized that I can communicate the nature of God by merely modulating light," Flores tells Creators.
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But adding the modulating field means the particles are no longer only in the ground state, explained Chin.
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Known as the Ovals, the paintings explored a central dot surrounded by softly modulating, concentric bands of color.
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But a lot of it stems from just how much better NBC has gotten at modulating its programming.
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Ms. Wiening, a young drummer, plays original music with a planar, modulating harmonic language and a propulsive drift.
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But his modeling and modulating hues are so subtle that, despite this annihilating weight of color, she remains unmistakable.
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The crews also work on "modulating pressure" and something they call "exercising valves," which sounds like Pilates for pipes.
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It's easy to adjust the lights in my basement without modulating my voice and uttering every syllable like a robot.
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You're not playing an instrument so much as you're gently nudging a series of modulating sounds in a general direction.
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Perhaps modulating this gene in the groundcherry will make possible a variety that keeps a firmer grip on its fruits.
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He is a master of modulating his emotions, of employing body language to his psychological advantage, of reading a moment.
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He's sharp and alert adapting to different speeds and melody quotients; what he's less capable of modulating is vocal grain.
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Sanofi and Evotec are aiming to develop cell-modulating diabetes therapies that could reduce or eliminate the need for insulin injections.
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"This result identifies hypocretins [orexins] as major sleep-modulating neurotransmitters and opens novel potential therapeutic approaches for narcoleptic patients," they wrote.
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"They had somebody modulating the microphone, so when I was speaking, the mike would go up and down," Mr. Trump said.
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This new approach to modulating traffic may become more acceptable to voters when it is part of an increase in supply.
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Dawson, YouTube's conspiracy king, channels all of those moods at once, modulating his perspective line by line and shot by shot.
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His blue eyes, and a fuchsia glitter fleck stuck to one cheek, flashed as technicians illuminated the modulating colors of the theater.
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"Riverside," the opening track of Few Traces, shifts between a gently modulating guitar and soft, barely-there synths, deftly evoking its title.
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The prince did help by modulating Saudi Arabia's response to Mr. Trump's decision to move the American Embassy to Jerusalem last year.
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But finally one pattern emerged: a sinusoidal envelope, modulating at one hertz, that fits within the biological range of rhythm and change.
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Flibanserin (Addyi), for example, has been controversially marketed as a means of increasing sexual desire in women, by modulating serotonin and dopamine.
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But modulating it, in order to impress data upon it, can be done by a chip that consumes almost no power at all.
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"It's the first example of a plant's clock modulating growth in a natural environment, and having real repercussions for the plant," Harmer said.
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Even when he isn't portraying a specific character, Armitage keeps the listener engaged and alert by modulating his tone, sometimes within individual sentences.
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Why soundtrack this demonic dog, moving in a weightlessly modulating zoom through the screen, with their spliced and disarrayed take on poppy club music?
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There has also been significant progress in immunotherapies, the treatment of disease by modulating the immune system, thanks to research funded by the SDP.
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While he hasn't pivoted 180 degrees on policy proposals, he is modulating his positions and drawing explicit and implicit contrasts with his progressive rivals.
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During a rare moment when he is not obscuring his voice or modulating it to outlandish glam-rock effect, he speaks sombrely and directly.
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The modulating signalGraphic: DAMA/LIBRADAMA/NaI and its sequel DAMA/LIBRA have now reported the modulation for two rounds of observations spanning over a decade.
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Donald Trump, the media's not having a good faith argument with him, he's not listening to the response to his criticism and modulating his tone.
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Perhaps before they even finished recording: The twitchy track bounces tightly wound strings off a modulating bass line and keeps building until its final seconds.
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As a woman with a loud laugh and a problem modulating the volume of my voice, I've often been called "too much" (and probably worse).
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" The Commission on Presidential Debates "...2000 years ago they were forced to publicly apologize for modulating my microphone in the first debate against Crooked Hillary.
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Mosley centers his female subject between the receding lines of an urban landscape and separates her from it by carefully modulating his depth of field.
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The patent the scientists licensed to Ariad, though, claimed a method for modulating that pathway, though they had yet to identify the molecules that modulated it.
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It's great, and modulating all those sounds while keeping the vocal mix just right to continue to evoke a feeling of longing is no easy trick.
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And when these neurons make this protein, they regulate food intake and alcohol is modulating the effect of these neurons so as to increase food intake.
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If these body scents are modulating our levels of sex hormones, then it seems plausible that they might be impacting our psychological experience of sex, too.
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A fatter deeper tone fills out the pulse, and then after a couple of minutes, I can hear an air raid siren modulating over the mix.
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Spirityouall has a smartly tailored aesthetic, but Mr. McFerrin complicates and provokes it — sounding shots of vocal percussion, modulating the flow, coaxing kinetics out of languor.
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An affable entertainer, he's best when he applies the brakes and motions to the audience, modulating his tone and showcasing his lively impressions and hammy expressions.
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"Modulating pressure" refers to opening or closing valves at different times of the day to keep pressure in mains from building as demand rises and falls.
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HANNAH: In the staccato strings, the sort preserved for opening some Shakespearean scene, and in the mad modulating key changes, he presents: the woman in thong.
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But Latchoumane and his colleagues wanted to know if this process could be artificially enhanced by modulating the triple rhythm of brain waves during slow-wave sleep.
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And in that experiment we weren't even focused on this possibility, but now we're going to focus ourselves on modulating the experience of the perceived alcoholic strength.
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According to Phillips, the objective of HRL's experiments was to determine whether tDCS was effective in modulating the acquisition of a skill in a group of people.
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Edwin Armstrong, an American inventor, is credited with figuring out how to transmit sound by modulating the frequency of electromagnetic waves (FM) instead of their amplitude (AM).
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It&aposs responsible for facilitating the successful attachment of the embryo within the uterine cavity, modulating the immune system to prevent miscarriages, and for suppressing uterine contractions.
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"While the temporal lobe has an important role in the generation of the mystical experience itself, the dlPFC has a critical role interpreting and modulating them," she says.
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Something that we weren't expecting was that the specific soundtrack we produced to manipulate the beer's bitterness actually was perceived as modulating the alcoholic strength of the beer.
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"The two big ingredients of the show that we're constantly experimenting with and modulating are the sort of drama and suspense of it, and the comedy," he said.
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By adding fiber optic guides at each side, the team can create a device capable of modulating light that's 1,o00 times smaller than similar devices in the past.
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"I think this project could change fashion designers' and architects' approach to modulating the way bodies appear or disappear into the background of a computer vision readable world," Harvey said.
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Still, I kept up the tightrope walk of high-achieving hedonism, modulating my body with carefully calibrated drug cocktails—something to come up, something to come down, repeat ad nauseam.
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At one end, researchers encoded messages by modulating the phase of a green laser beam, which was fired 143 km to a white wall within the Teide Observatory on Tenerife.
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"Thus, by modulating an electrical signal in the intensity of a light beam, attackers can trick microphones into producing electrical signals as if they are receiving genuine audio," they wrote.
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DAMA/LIBRA researchers report that they've spotted an annually modulating signal, which could mean the Earth is passing through more or less dark matter based on its position around the Sun.
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Daclizumab is an immune-modulating therapy that was approved by the US Food and Drug Administration in May 2016 for treatment of the type of MS called relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis.
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"Our collaboration with Agenus gives us access to novel and differentiated immune modulating antibodies that will complement our growing oncology portfolio and cell therapy business," said Gilead's Chief Scientific Officer John McHutchison.
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Indra claims that the system is precise enough to disable either a single drone or a swarm of them, by modulating the level of response, without affecting other electronic equipment on an airfield.
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If any of these behaviors describe you, check out our tips for how you can start weaning yourself off smartphones and social media—or at least modulating and taking control of your usage.
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The whimsical first-person journey lets you frantically wave and gesture to each other, and even talk, with software modulating your voice to sound like a watery sea creature or Daft Punk robot.
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Asked about the particular importance of Jewish museums today, Darsie Alexander, chief curator at the Jewish Museum in New York, points to the role of such institutions in modulating the rhythm of daily life.
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A 2004 study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences described how supplementing a population's diet with lysine significantly reduced anxiety and stress levels, possibly by modulating serotonin in the nervous system.
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In some actors' hands, that approach might have felt stingy, but it meant Hurt could build characters of tremendous psychological complexity, carefully modulating every level of emotion in their person, to achieve devastating effects.
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Modulating her position on health care might prove to be politically advantageous if she turns out to be the nominee, but that kind of temporizing is not her style and would undermine her political persona.
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The galleries devoted to prints and drawings form an exceptionally lively portrait — provided you read the labels — of an artist moving from city to city, modulating his style as he goes, looking, learning, meeting, greeting.
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So unless Reed, you know, which he won't, does something really nuts, I think it's a question of modulating their spend and coasting in to maturity, at which point they should be enormously cash generative. Okay?
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Rather than obsessing over driving the last nails in the coffin of ISIS or modulating its involvement in Syria to advance some chimerical peace plan, the Trump administration must focus its attention on more realistic aims.
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In a test run of singles last year, Ms. Whack, who had returned to Philadelphia, toyed with modulating her voice, hopscotching between genres and just generally going for it, including visually, where she's drawn to extremes.
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I was just ... We were looking ... I was looking at Bill's, when he went to Congress, or when he came to the Washington Post, I remember him coming and really not modulating his message in any way.
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" Evan Narcisse, Gizmodo "Us demonstrates how Peele is iterating on his social horror recipes, by broadening the scope of his ambitions and fiendishly modulating the use of violence and familiarity to send shivers down our collective spines.
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Panasonic's new technology works by using light-modulating liquid crystal cells, which are able to control the light at each point on a pixel-by-pixel basis to reap the same benefits as OLED is able to offer.
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The microbiome no doubt impacts immune responses, but the key will be given the huge diversity of bacteria, which ones are key players in favorably modulating the responses for patients and how do we actualize that in patients.
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Jana Hunter, Erika Anderson of EMA, and their band approached the performance as a trance-like noise journey, modulating individual sounds in ways that felt exploratory for everyone in the room (I caught the final two-plus hours).
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It took a while to figure out how to navigate it, because it's extraordinarily high and the keys just keep modulating and the songs are 10 minutes long and we're sprinting around stage and tearing off our clothes.
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He has one speed when he decides to shift to sales mode, aides said, and he had trouble modulating his tone, issuing cringe-inducing superlatives like "wonderful" to describe an ungainly bill his aides described as anything but.
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But the power delivery of the 3.6-liter V6 is linear rather than turboed herky-jerky, so once you grow accustomed to modulating the throttle in your preferred drive mode, you can engage in some smoothly spirited driving.
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One example of that approach is CTRL-Labs; another is provided by Qi Wang, at Columbia University, who researches the role of the locus coeruleus, a nucleus deep in the brain stem that plays a role in modulating anxiety and stress.
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" Dr. Clifford Rosen of the Maine Medical Center Research Institute and Journal deputy editor Dr. Julie Ingelfinger wrote in an editorial, "We can finally say that there has been substantial progress in modulating the early course of type 1 diabetes.
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This enables the Tado cloud to do a number of interesting things, such as modulating heating, rather than simple switching the boiler on or off, and provide remote diagnostics — which is where Tado's second pillar, its service model, comes into play.
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Most work by modulating the body's response to the perpetrating allergen, either by blocking histamine -- a chemical released by the immune system during an allergic reaction -- or by reducing inflammation through the use of steroids, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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"There has been evidence over the last several years that the microbiome -- that's the bacteria that normally live in the gut and other places like the respiratory tract and the skin -- are important in modulating our immune system, especially in young children," Becker said.
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The success of the audio version relies heavily on the comedian's vocal and modulating verve, the aural equivalent of a pair of eyeglasses that slide down the nose only to be pushed back up again (which I've seen Bell, like other eyeglass wearers, do).
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Despite Zinoman's Generation X birth date, he knows his television history well enough to argue that Letterman was as much a throwback to midcentury TV as a postmodern iconoclast, modulating from Steve Allen's style (waggish, superior and happily ridiculous) to Jack Paar's (neurotic, confessional, tormented).
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In the lows, you remind them of the good times, you're modulating to the middle and giving some perspective.. It's important to step in as an investor, and to say, 'ok, this was a scary moment but this is why I have conviction in your business.
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Pompeo's gatekeeper role While she has a secret level clearance, which does not afford her access to most sensitive information, sources familiar argued that she keeps a closer eye on her husband's highly sensitive calendar than previous spouses -- modulating the flow of guests in and out.
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PureLifi, the University of Edinburgh spin out that is developing what it calls 'LiFi' technology, an alternative to Wi-Fi that uses modulating LED light as a way of sending data from one LiFi-equipped device to another, has raised just over £7 million in Series B funding.
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That company has signed a drug discovery agreement with Merck to develop new immune-modulating therapies (that bring the immune system into check) for cancer and auto-immune disorders, in a deal worth up to $1.6 billion if the company hits certain milestones — in addition to a $60 million upfront payment.
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As detailed in Neuron, researchers at the IBS Center for Cognition and Sociality demonstrated for the first time that they were able to affect the memory of mice—for better and worse—by artificially modulating certain types of brainwaves called spindles using optogenetics, a method of manipulating neurons with light.
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That our atmosphere is twenty-one per cent oxygen is a bacterial artifact: the emergence, three and a half billion years ago, of cyanobacteria—a blue-green slime capable of photosynthesis—triggered the Great Oxygenation Event, creating an atmosphere resembling our own, and modulating Earth's temperature, making it more widely habitable.
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Credit: Journal of Clinical Investigation"Accessing the 'highway' in a particular location with direct stimulation provides a way of modulating specific brain areas with related functions and using that part of the highway to modify certain behavioral, emotional, or cognitive states to help patients feel more relaxed or motivated to persevere in the face of adversity," said Willie.
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" That's no shame, though: the Flower Boy songs were incredibly impressive, and gave Tyler a chance to show off just how much of a talented vocalist he's become, modulating his voice from its usual growl during "Garden Shed" into snarls and shrieks, and into an outright scream during "Who Dat Boy" and "I Ain't Got Time.
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You may think the applause you receive as you hand the mic back is for your golden pipes and smooth bravado; little do you know that behind the boards in that dark KJ booth, Race is modulating your pitch and manipulating mids in real time to make you sound as though you just stepped off stage at the Orpheum.
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Daniel, where he spent seven years and reached the rank of sous-chef, turns up in the French techniques Mr. Lim leans on, in the crisp presentations that carry an echo of nouvelle cuisine, in the tender braised short rib, in his fondness for foie gras and in his preference for skillfully modulating flavors rather than tossing umami grenades.
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At some of the more DIY minded venues in New York, the evening's early show will still be ongoing at 11:30PM, leaving you a prime half an hour to catch the latest buzzy act in blackened punk or bedroom pop or alt-country or whatever, before you spend the next four plus hours bouncing to a barely modulating kick drum.
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Trump is taking on Clinton's criticism that he's unfit for office By focusing largely on areas of agreement with Mexico's president and refusing to inflame the biggest area of controversy — the question of whether Mexico is going to pay for a border wall — Trump tried to show that he's a leader capable of modulating his behavior when the situation requires it.
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But we could effect that in a much simpler way by passing data over the energy grid itself, suggests a successful trial in the UK. It works by systematically modulating the 50Hz (it'd be 60Hz here in the US) signal that actually carries the electricity; previous attempts have piggybacked a high-frequency signal on the cables, but because of air gaps in transfer stations, that method was limited to local grids.
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Pence has the enthusiastic approval from the most admired figure in establishment Republican circles — House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (Wis.) — and Pence's selection will be a data point that party leaders like RNC chair Reince Priebus can use to convince skeptical donors that Trump is modulating his behavior for the general election.
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