Complexity is the governing pattern of interactions within a system.
Each of the other principals in the cast, all vividly and completely embodied, is given full due in the play's governing pattern of loss and pain, from Antigone's passionately ambivalent sister, Ismene (Maria Katsiadaki), to the doomed Haemon (Nikos Arvanitis), Antigone's fierce love and Creon's son.
The normalization of the electromyographic patterns at the knee and not the ankle after SDR lends support to the premise that in children with cerebral palsy cocontraction is multifaceted, representing a volitional strategy to enhance control, as well as a disorder of the mechanisms that govern patterns of muscle activity.
Every generation has a "monoculture" of sorts, a governing pattern or system of beliefs that people unconsciously accept as "truth".
Thus, a fundamental goal of evolutionary biology is to understand what governs patterns of morphological variation in natural populations.
The subsequent differentiation of iPS cells to mature cell types is dependent on reestablishment of methylation marks that govern patterns of gene expression to give stable, functional cell types [22], [23].
For example, it is well known that CYP26 enzymes regulate levels of retinoids governing pattern formation during development [ 2- 4].
Although much knowledge has been gained from these studies, little is known about the mechanisms governing patterning and diversification of leg muscles, pointing to a need for other model systems to study these processes.
While their physiological and cognitive features differ, both can be generated in response to unexpected or deviant pitch changes, or to violations of rules that govern pattern and sequencing of auditory information P300: [11]; MMN [12].
Biochemically, through the use of genome-wide expression profiling, we demonstrate that EZH2β governs a pattern of gene repression that is often ontologically redundant from that of EZH2α, but also divergent for a wide variety of specific target genes.
