Sentence examples for bilateral integration from inspiring English sources

Finally, tests performed using uni- and bilaterally antennectomized insects revealed that the bilateral integration of thermal inputs from both antennae is necessary for precisely directing bites.

Iris described it as "bilateral integration": feelings and words fitting together.

China could also continue to support the existing order and maintain multilateral and bilateral integration and cooperation initiatives, in some way complementing or expanding the existing order.

Shuler, MG; Krupa, DJ; Nicolelis, MA, Bilateral integration of whisker information in the primary somatosensory cortex of rats., The Journal of Neuroscience : the Official Journal of the Society for Neuroscience, vol 21 no.

Additionally, the bilateral integration of the ascending streams of the tectofugal system is selectively inhibited by GABAergic fibers from a cluster of nuclei, collectively called bed nuclei of the tecto-thalamic tract [22].

Results have confirmed that, as it happens during the approach of the insect to a thermal source [9], [10], the bilateral integration of antennal inputs is needed to guide the insect's biting attempts (Figure 3).

Like bilateral liberalization, integration under ASEAN promotes intra-ASEAN investment at an insignificant rate.

This article seeks to answer these questions by examining the circumstances that brought about Canada's and Mexico's entry into the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)—a move that constituted a surprising reversal of historic prohibitions on formalizing bilateral economic integration that had long been entrenched in these two nations' foreign policies.

These observations suggest that visual, tactile and proprioceptive information from the two hands is integrated automatically, even in the absence of bimanual action or bimanual tactile exploration, and that this bilateral multisensory integration can cause qualitative changes in tactile perception and limb ownership.

But plenty of issues remain, and meanwhile the region is moving toward wider economic integration through bilateral and other, broader free-trade pacts.

Shuler, MG; Krupa, DJ; Nicolelis, MAL, Integration of bilateral whisker stimuli in rats: role of the whisker barrel cortices., Cerebral Cortex (New York, N.Y. : 1991), vol 12 no. 1 (2002), pp. 86-97 [abs].