Sentence examples for a functional arrangement from inspiring English sources

Some who know them well think it a functional arrangement, with him providing the brilliance and her the discipline to pursue their shared political goals.

These structural findings suggest that a conformational change of the catalytic P-loop may be required to achieve a functional arrangement of the catalytic residues.

Some opponents have cited a tacit understanding among pedestrians and drivers familiar with the area's layout, arguing that a stop sign would introduce chaos to a perfectly functional arrangement.

These are a theoretical minimum rather than an observed functional arrangement of cells in the body of an animal (see instinct: Varieties of instinctive behaviour).

Thus, using this methodology we revealed a probable functional arrangement of neural systems engaged during different timing behaviors.

We propose a hierarchal functional arrangement of channels within polymodal sensory neurons that incorporates aspects of both parallel and serial arrangements of channel proteins.

This arrangement would allow a similar functional arrangement of 'synaptic islands' (Halassa et al., 2007) to modulate sensory responsiveness and thalamocortical network activities (Hughes et al., 2008).

The common motor innervation of the muzzle structures by the hypoglossal nucleus [ 5] suggests the possibility of a similar functional arrangement with respect to their sensory innervation.

Taken together, these findings point to a more nuanced functional arrangement of the human OR than previously considered, with the combination of functional and diffusion MRI allowing the tracing of specific eloquent segments of the white matter pathway into extrastriate regions.

This functional arrangement of a non-selective and a selective transporter in the defensive system seems to be common to many different leaf beetles (Discher et al., 2009).

That architecture would be justified if the functional arrangement in a cortical area was not continuous but contained static areas coding for different functions; for example, similar to the arrangement of ocular dominance columns (LeVay et al. 1975; Shatz et al. 1977) or color-coding regions in V1 (Livingstone and Hubel 1984a).