As of late, fashion designers everywhere seem to be joining the herd of artists that are moving towards an increasing interconnectivity of different media and a greater use of the latest technology in their design process.
Scanning electron microscopy reveals that this is correlated with an increasing interconnectivity of the intermetallic phase skeleton (in addition to the effect of small precipitates within the α-Mg matrix found in the case of MRI 230D).
Upon addition of 10 μM forskolin to HeLa cells, we also observed an increased interconnectivity of the mitochondrial reticulum within the first 30 minutes.
Here we report the application of a surface calcium phosphate (CaP) mineral layer to a macroporous polymeric/CaP composite biomaterial, with a macroporous interconnectivity, and its subsequent in vivo evaluation in a rodent femoral defect.
In particular, it has been reported that the C(k) distribution of networks with hierarchical structure follows a power-law, with a high interconnectivity among nodes of low degree that decreases as the degree increases [ 18].
Here, we hypothesize that a winner-take-all process would require a neuronal interconnectivity pattern by which any location within a feature map is allowed to inhibit all other locations in a global fashion (cf. Fig. 1B,D).
Patricia Hill Collins offers glimpses into an ethics of interconnectivity as an eros ethics in her characterization of the fluidity of "othermothers" for African American communities (Collins 1990).
A smaller ASP means the network has a better interconnectivity.
It is claimed that the particle aggregation methodology may present several advantages, such as combine simultaneously a high interconnectivity with high mechanical properties that are both critical for an in vivo successful application.
Central node substrates were identified as proteins with a high level interconnectivity within a functional category, which indicates a greater influence a protein has on a phenotypic response.
