Sentence examples for bilateral models from inspiring English sources

This form of hierarchical branching-descent-group organization with territorial overtones was found in most Polynesian societies, with appropriate variations for local environmental conditions, cultural history, and, as noted in the previous section, the opportune use of bilateral models of descent.

Bilateral models were then introduced to address this issue.

In the bilateral models, we omitted direct, interhemispheric connections between vOT and pOp.

Since all AIM subscales are based on scoring asymmetrical movements or postures, they cannot be easily adapted to bilateral models.

In CSBD of long bones, bilateral models are generally considered contraindicated due to humane reasons and also possible effects on data integrity [ 12 ].

The bilateral models were used to assess script differences in interhemispheric connectivity and were comprised of vOT and dorsal pOp in both the left and right hemispheres.

In contrast with this bilateral model of link-formation, Bala and Goyal (2000a) introduce a model where links can be formed unilaterally by any player, with two variants: the one-way flow model, where the flow through a link runs towards a player only if he/she supports it, and the two-way flow model, where the flow runs in both directions irrespective of which player supports the link.

The aim of the bilateral model was to assess potential script differences in interhemispheric connectivity.

First, a bilateral model investigated interhemispheric connectivity between ventral occipito temporal (vOT) cortex and Broca's area ("pars opercularis").

Moreover, it can be applied as a bilateral model and does not require any internal fixation to stabilize the defects, because it is not directly load bearing.

Like the bilateral model, the backward connection from pOp → vOT was significant and negative, and all the self-connections were significantly negative (Fig.  2 b and Table  6).