When the number of transmitters is larger than two then the authors use a sequence of cascade filters.
The relaxation follows a sequence of cascading reductions in the supercoil linking number (Lk), twist (Tw), and writhe (Wr) that follow companion cascading reductions in the supercoil elastic and electrostatic energies.
The method proceeds iteratively and consists of two stages: (i) the forward stage converts the system into a sequence of cascade forms while reducing the dimension at every step by creating quotient manifolds and (ii) the backward stage constructs the feedback law iteratively.
On another Latin-flavored piece, Mr. Lake dug into a sequence of mercurial cascades, putting a sharp burr in his tone; when the rhythm shifted into swing for Ms. Allen, she exercised a probing sort of flair.
It results in damage to subcellular organelles and nucleic acids and causes protein aggregation as well as alternations to a sequence of signalling cascades that affect cell apoptosis, ageing and autophagy.
In addition, FLCs activate a sequence of inflammatory cascade through nuclear transcription factors, nuclear factor kappa B (NF κB), and AP-1 (c-fos and c-jun) complexes.
He described a sequence of events that "would cascade through the financial markets," provoking another credit crisis like that in 2008 and causing interest rates to jump.
I just need to go through a series of motoric motions, as if engaging in Czerny exercises for the piano or a sequence of scales and arpeggios cascading up and down the keyboard.
Such a sequence of events constitutes a biological cascade amplifier in a nociceptive daisy chain.
A high level of functional of structural conservation was also observed for the "lipolytic cascade," a sequence of enzymatic steps that results in complete TAG degradation via DAG and MAG to glycerol and free FAs (Kurat et al. 2006; Zechner et al. 2012).
