The phrase "ais move" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be a typographical error or a miscommunication, and without context, it cannot be used effectively in written English.
Example: "I need to make a move" could be a correct alternative if that was the intended meaning.
Alternatives: "make a move" or "take action".
It was not until Chloe McConville (Orica-AIS) made a move after the first climb that a break began to take shape and after 70km of racing they had 38sec on the peloton.
Is what I do even special?" So what do we do with these kinds of thoughts and feelings as, as we see AIs start to really move up and start doing tasks that we once associated with college-educated professionals?
Recent observations that some neurons could change their excitability properties as a mechanism of homeostatic plasticity, by either moving their AIS away from the soma [ 3] or increasing the length of their AIS [ 4], asks the question as to how far the AIS could respectively move or extend, or as a corollary where exactly beyond the AIS does the axon start being myelinated.
Instead, given that APs initiate near the distal end of the DGC AIS (Schmidt-Hieber et al., 2008 ), a shorter AIS may move spike initiation closer to the soma and make it more susceptible to depolarization-induced NaV inactivation during high-frequency firing (Kuba et al., 2006, Scott et al., 2014 ).
Adequately addressing the emerging information needs requires that the focus move beyond the customary preoccupation with the technical aspects of AIS design, implementation, and use in order to incorporate a broader conceptualization of organizational context.
His guiding words of advice have been present throughout her career – she even moved to Canberra United when he took up a job with the AIS – and Van Egmond has found it hard to shake him off – he recently took up a coaching role with the Matildas.
The tracking capability is defined as the probability of re-detecting ships as they move around the globe and is explained to represent and upper bound on a space-based AIS system performance.
The anxiety in Australia is that while our AIS has become a model for the western world, we are suffering early-adopter's syndrome: we are standing still while the others are, comparatively, moving forwards with newer facilities and fresher approaches.
In the universe Gibson imagines, the most powerful beings are AIs (artificial intelligences).
Illegal salvers deactivate their AIS when over a shipwreck, which registers with the SAC system.
