As Hume puts it, "a Pyrrhonian cannot expect that his philosophy will have any constant influence on the mind" (part 2 of section 12, "Of the Academical or Sceptical Philosophy," An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding, London, 1748).
Nonetheless, at this stage, it is assumed a predominant agents' velocity due to their interactions with an attractive area, i.e., it is assumed a main constant influence on the agents' velocity due to a particular destination point (goal) that makes them move towards a center of force (mathcal {X}_{0}).
Growing up as I did in a folk music community, she was a constant influence.
However, the alteration of NEU3 expression did not show any particular changes in cell morphology, nor constant influence on the gene expression of Snail, Twist, or Vimentin in these cells.
In this model, the basal ganglia normally exert a constant inhibitory influence on a wide range of motor systems, preventing them from becoming active at inappropriate times.
In parallel, while studying constant electric and magnetic fields' effect on the structural organization of nanocomposites, the constant fields' influence on thermomechanical and thermophysical properties of nanocomposites was examined as well.
The dominating volume of the amorphous phase after annealing had a significant influence on maintaining constant hardness values up to 1100 °C.
This research approach implicitly suggests that context is a constant or exerts little influence on implementation success; however, a rapidly emerging body of literature suggests otherwise and stresses the powerful influence of context [ 10, 11].
Although, as Reviewer 2 suggests, changes in membrane time constant can have an influence on the integration of synaptic inputs in specific time windows (resonance), the fact that the increase in time constant is not associated with significant changes in Rin and Cm led us to regard this result with caution.
Throughout history innumerable people of Anglo-Irish origin or nurture have had a constant and profound influence, as statesmen or soldiers, on the history of both Ireland and Britain.
