However, the superimposition of an external field, even if a weak one like gravity, may break the system's symmetry, bestowing a preferential directionality according to which the system will preferentially evolve into one of the states and not the others.
Alternative accounts of consistency have, however, been proposed, according to which a system is consistent (1) if no wff consisting of a single variable is a theorem or (2) if not every wff is a theorem.
The design methodology was based on mechatronic concepts, in particular the VDI 2206 standard, according to which the system is divided into interconnected modules to be designed, validated, and integrated.
Frequency dependence of AC conductivity can be explained basing on Kups theorem [15] according to which this system can be seen as a multilayer capacitor in which grains and grain boundaries have different properties.
Fodor's Language of Thought Hypothesis (LOTH) (Fodor 1975 , 1987 2008), according to which the system of mental symbols constituting the neural basis of thought is structured like a language, provides a well-worked-out version of the classical approach as applied to commonsense psychology.
We are now in a position to formulate the immunity-dormancy/suicide coupling hypothesis according to which immune systems and cell dormancy/suicide systems such as TA are functionally coupled and directly regulate each other's functions.
Criteria which are connected with TRIZ concept "ideality" and according to which CASE-systems develop are practicality and investment.
This would create uncertainty about the specifications according to which eCall systems are developed and tested.
If I don't find a category, I'm not safe.' " He seemed to be referring to a neurological theory according to which the limbic system is responsible for our primal reactions — such as recognizing membership within a certain tribe — because it looks for visual equivalences between things, whereas our prefrontal cortex, which developed later, is able to make complex cognitive decisions.
A functional thesis, according to which our memory system not only processes information about past events but also uses this information to construct useful anticipations of possible future events.
The Escherichia coli AcrAB-TolC and the Pseudomonas aeruginosa MexAB-OprM complexes are well characterized; besides, the resolution of the three-dimensional structures of various components supported the model according to which these efflux systems form a channel for the extrusion of substrates/drugs from within the cell envelope back into the external environment [9] [13].
