Search is an intrinsic function of most P2P overlays, and the overlay geometry and routing protocol is often designed to make search efficient.
Because incubation time, long or short, is an intrinsic function of TSE strain, it cannot be used to deduce the concentration of infectious material in the inoculum without more knowledge of the dose response.
A normative state of affairs that may be termed a logical consequence of being an intrinsic part of a function which exclusively determines the scope of a particular public interest - i.e., energy supply.f.f
The use of diesel-driven traction is an intrinsic part of the functioning of railway systems and it is expected to continue being so for the foreseeable future.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03180.012 Conditional ablation of CD28 in Foxp3+ regulatory T cells has demonstrated that there is an intrinsic role for CD28 in Treg function (Zhang et al., 2013).
Migratory activity is not an intrinsic function of the cells, but a process that is regulated by extracellular signal substances from other tissues and organ systems within the body.
The intention is to demonstrate that empowerment, while being a completely intrinsic function, can be used to construct contexts which correspond to external concepts, and can thus assign an analogy of "meaning" [58] [60] to the robot's actions.
Additionally, the area is an intrinsic measure of valve function, relatively insensitive to varying boundary conditions [28].
Atb1b1 is an intrinsic membrane protein that functions in the active transport of Na+ and K+ ions in most animal cells, is important for transmission of action potentials in neurons, and also is associated with caveolae and intracellular signal transduction events (Kaplan 2002; Liu and Askari 2006).
Affective consciousness, being a comparatively intrinsic function of the brain, shared homologously by all mammalian species, should be the easiest variant of consciousness to study in animals.
