Sentence examples for behavior in other systems from inspiring English sources
A computational model was developed to describe the localization of these probes, and this model was used to help design the experiments, interpret the results, and make predictions of behavior in other systems.
Similar behavior can be expected in other systems when the following conditions are met: (i) only one adatom is stable per adsorption site; (ii) the adatoms are almost immobile at the growth temperature; (iii) the dimer is unstable compared to two isolated adatoms; and (iv) the separation of the nucleation sites is sufficiently large to prevent homogeneous cluster formation.
This behavior correlates with that found in other systems that undergo a similar extended chain to folded change in crystallization mechanisms.
Moreover, the novel feature of destroying the percolative behavior by AuNPs may be applied even in other systems.
However, evidence is mounting that many regulatory networks within bacteria are capable of complex dynamics and multi-stable behaviors that have been linked to memory in other systems.
Thus, as in other systems, NO is a tonic modulator of the central pattern generator (CPG) generating repetitive feeding behaviors.
These complex responses to cellular signaling and transport machinery were similar to emergent behaviors in other complex systems, suggesting that even within a complex embryonic tissue, the overall system can converge toward a predictive first-order response.
Yet we now know that achieving sustainability progress on a large scale will require significant shifts in public policy, consumer behavior and other systems, with the private sector playing an important role in creating the political and social pressure for positive change.
This hormone, which is conserved from fish to humans, but has been lost in rodents, negatively regulates feeding behavior in the zebrafish and other systems after intracerebroventricular injection [ 31].
This behavior was in agreement with other systems with isovalent additives [2].
