* " Those Confusing. 455s " by Chris Punnett — Additional information on the. 455 Webley cartridge

Their first release, the single " First Place ", came out in September 2003, quickly followed by their debut album, What's Confusing You?

Confusing the matter Joachim Meyer's rappier is clearly an edged sword and not what is known in English as a rapier or tuck.

Confusing the issue of whether or not Anne and Henry had a sexual relationship is the fact that there is no doubt that Anne was pregnant with Elizabeth ( born on 7 September 1533 ) when she and Henry hastily and secretly wed in order to be married when Anne was crowned queen in May, 1533, since any child born before she was queen would not be able to succeed to the throne.

Confusing the issue is that some triple squeezes can become progressive squeezes through misdefense.

Confusing the R and L is a very common mistake amongst Japanese speakers of English, because the Japanese language does not distinguish between the retroflex (" r ") and lateral (" l ")

Confusing text that could not be understood properly and probably has no meaning ( except for the writer ), is also considered as Alay Text too.

Confusing this distinction is the recent use of the terms Short Tandem Repeat ( STR ) and Simple Sequence Repeat ( SSR ), which are more descriptive, but whose definitions are similar to that of microsatellites.

Confusing matters even further is the fact that a book is discovered in Mrs Upward's house with Evelyn Hope's signature written on the flyleaf, which suggests that Mrs Upward was actually Eva Kane.

Confusing matters is the fact that no reference is made to either the Eighth Doctor or the regeneration of the Seventh Doctor, despite the game being released some time after the TV movie.

Confusing matters was Microsoft's February 1995 purchase of RenderMorphics.

Confusing fantasy and acting with reality, this has been dubbed “ gay-for-pay ”, this myth has been used to create further confusion and reinforce biphobia.

Confusing rules of engagement did not hinder, but complicated mission execution.

* Confusing communication.

Confusing the issue more, zoologists have borrowed the term to describe chemical interactions between invertebrates like corals and sponges.

Confusing many fans, Steve Rowe has reportedly called the new musical direction " easy-listening thrash.

( 1992 ) Confusing Realities: A study of child sexual abuse and psychiatric symptoms.

Confusing AGL with AMSL, or improper calibration of the altimeter may result in controlled flight into terrain, a crash under pilot control.

* Confusing Columbus.

* Confusing hard and soft " v ".

These cortical microcircuits are grouped into cortical columns and minicolumns, the latter of which have been proposed to be the basic functional units of cortex.

Later works have provided evidence of the presence of functionally distinct cortical columns in the visual cortex ( Hubel and Wiesel, 1959 ), auditory cortex

* Development of the Cerebral Cortex Different topics on cortical development in the form of columns written by leading scientists.

Hubel & Wiesel discovered that neurons in the primary visual cortex, the first cortical area to process information coming from the retina, have oriented receptive fields and are organized in columns.

Most people have cortical stacks in their spinal columns that store their memories.

In the adult, it forms a continuous smooth outer zone with a number of projections ( cortical columns ) that extend down between the pyramids.

See also Calvin's Handbook on cortical columns.

A part of the discoveries that resulted in them winning the 1981 Nobel Prize was that there were cortical columns in vision as well, and that the neighboring columns were also related in function in terms of the orientation of lines that evoked the maximal discharge.

As in other sensory cortices, S1 neurons are grouped together with similar inputs and responses into vertical columns that extend across cortical layers ( e. g., As shown by Vernon Mountcastle, into alternating layers of slowly adapting and rapidly adapting neurons ; or spatial segmentation of the vibrissae on mouse / rat cerebral cortex ).

# Barrel columns are a specialized example of cortical columns, which are believed to be an important feature of cortical functional organization, suggesting that results from barrel cortex may be generally applicable to the rest of the sensory cortex.

In contrast, large basket cells innervate somata in different cortical columns.

The emotional states produced by drugs influence the cortical potentials in a characteristic manner ; ;

These principles are motivated by neuroscience insights about learning at the level of nerve cells ( synaptic plasticity ) and the coupling between cortical systems for language and action in the human brain.

It has also been seen that patients with aphasia caused by sub cortical lesions have a better chance of recovery than those with aphasia due to cortical stroke.

Brain mapping by the technique of cortical electrical stimulation or Electrocorticography are other procedures used in the process of invasive testing in some patients.

In the mammalian cerebral cortex, a class of neurons called neurogliaform cells can inhibit other nearby cortical neurons by releasing the neurotransmitter GABA into the extracellular space.

Researchers have explored temporal cortical activations by utilizing magnetoencephalography ( MEG ).

The goal directing of attention is driven by " top-down " signals from the PFC that bias processing in posterior cortical areas and saliency capture by " bottom-up " control from subcortical structures and the primary sensory cortices.

These findings have also been confirmed by stereotactic microelectrode analysis of single cortical neurons in a study, which involved nine patients undergoing bilateral cingulotomy.

This theory has been confirmed by another study which assessed the cortical inhibitory and excitatory mechanisms in OCD.

Furthermore, trauma related cytokine release, exaggerated neurogenic inflammation, sympathetic afferent coupling, adrenoreceptor pathology, glial cell activation, cortical reorganisation, and oxidative damage ( e. g. by free radicals ) are all concepts that have been implicated in the pathophysiology of CRPS.

Three drawings of cortical lamination by Santiago Ramon y Cajal, each showing a vertical cross-section, with the surface of the cortex at the top.

Studies in animal models indicate that aggression is affected by several interconnected cortical and subcortical structures within the so-called social behavior network.

Reelin also plays an important role in the adult brain by modulating cortical pyramidal neuron dendritic spine expression density, the branching of dendrites, and the expression of long-term potentiation as its secretion is continued diffusely by the GABAegric cortical interneurons those origin is traced to the medial ganglionic eminence.

The gestalt laws of grouping have recently been subjected to modern methods of scientific evaluation by examining the visual cortex using cortical algorithms.

* Classified by location of opacity within lens structure ( however, mixed morphology is quite commonly seen, e. g. PSC with nuclear changes and cortical spokes of cataract )

* Dynamic Template site: an article by Dr. Lofthouse that demonstrates how spatially organised flows of aminophospholipids in the red blood cell membrane convert the cell surface into a “ Dynamic Template ” for its cortical Spectrin cytoskeleton.

Present functional imaging upon placebo analgesia has been summarized as showing that the placebo response is " mediated by " top-down " processes dependent on frontal cortical areas that generate and maintain cognitive expectancies.

The story passed around after the Fourth Crusade ( which is the version told by modern Venetians and accepted by many historians ) was that he had been blinded by the Byzantines during his 1171 embassy, although it is possible that he suffered from cortical blindness as a result of a severe blow to the back of the head received sometime between 1174 and 1176.