Readers of The Times's electronic edition, for example, can peruse a book review, then activate a link to Barnes & Noble and order that book or some other.
The audio hyperlink can also be tied to some kind of input trigger, so that uses would have to tap their device, use voice input or otherwise activate a link before it actually works.
As summer, the prime season for the virus, arrives, the State Health Department will activate a linked network of hospitals -- one in each county in the affected area -- that will hold daily two-hour conference calls to identify symptoms or blood tests that may be signs of the disease.
activate a link-up to a phone or tablet if it has an NFC (near field communication) chip.
The results of studies of IgCAM-RTK-cytoskeleton interactions in both vertebrate and invertebrate systems suggest that binding between L1/neuroglian molecules in trans and in cis results in EGFR activation via a ligand-independent mechanism which in turn stabilizes the neuroglian, presumably by activating a pathway that links it to the cytoskeleton.
Indeed, it is possible that in a context of semantic priming, that is, by providing a semantic clue to activate a specific memory link, the uniqueness of proper name information promotes rather than retards the fast retrieval of the second item of a pair embodying a unique referent (e.g. ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER).
The training included procedures to quickly assess the medical needs of large numbers of burned or poisoned people, to clear routes to hospitals and to activate a communication system linking government, medical and rescue agencies.
After initial tethering and rolling via L-selectin, firm adhesion of T cells requires rapid upregulation of lymphocyte function-associated antigen 1 (LFA-1) adhesiveness by a previously unknown pathway that activates a Galpha(i -linked receptor.
Zuker says his group will try to bolster the case by making cultured cells produce the TR1 or TR2 proteins and testing if bitter or sweet compounds activate a reporter gene linked to the receptor.
Directed links have two types: positive links (an upstream protein activates a downstream protein) and negative links (an upstream protein inhibits a downstream protein).
