In the case of bidirectional interpersonal coordination between two humans swinging pendulums, a neuro-mechanical dynamical model can be fit to the performance of participants, which shows that participants meet both in phase and at a frequency which lies in between their own natural frequencies [25].
Consequently, Marin et al. argue that the motor response of humanoid robots should mimic that of humans to promote bidirectional unintentional motor coordination between robots and humans [7].
Unsurprisingly, the two systems tasked with these duties, metabolism and immunity, have evolved to share a common modular architecture that allows extensive bidirectional communication and coordination.
Such a bidirectional modulatory function of the cerebellum on EUS coordination is supported by the cerebellar activity observed shortly before micturition, during actual micturition, and during interruption of micturition in voiders.
The extent to which pericytes are also involved in this efficient vascular signaling is uncertain, but this rapid, bidirectional signaling pathway via gap junctions seemingly ensures efficient coordination of vessel function across the microvascular bed [ 27, 94, 95].
Relay Coordination in a big distribution system with multiple meshes and bidirectional power feed becomes very Complex for protection engineers.
The proposed strategy offers three advantages: coordination (by the valley-filling effect), practicality (no requirement for a bidirectional communication/control network between the grid and EV owners), and autonomy (user control of EV charge patterns).
The coordination of microvascular function is controlled in large parts by efficient, bidirectional signaling among endothelial cells, who act as metabolic 'sensors' [ 27, 50, 94, 95].
Blocking noradrenergic receptors in forelimb M1 abolished the bidirectional modulation of M1 output during movement and selectively impaired contralateral forelimb motor coordination.
This problem is bidirectional.
