bidirectional

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Examples

• You can attach this tracker to any item you want to keep tabs on, and with its smart anti-loss feature and bidirectional alert, you can track your lost items using your smartphone.

• The system is bidirectional, too, so it can pump out enough energy from its battery packs to power a small campsite or work as a simple generator during a power outage.

• Hayashi and Ivry focused on an entirely different brain region and mechanism than the Weizmann scientists did — and yet both studies observed a similar bidirectional effect on time perception.