The analysis shows the generality and flexibility of the model, which allows both brittle and ductile modes of response to be described with equal success.
The Drosophila adult intestine and that of the mouse are other examples of use of both modes of cell amplification in response to adult environmental inputs such as diet and consequent insulin-pathway signaling (Lopez-Garcia et al., 2010; O'Brien et al., 2011; Yilmaz et al., 2012).
In short, these findings confirmed our expectation that while ethanol observer and demonstrator animals differed in their response to ethanol odor, both modes of exposure yielded an enhanced response relative to control exposure.
Characteristic modes of response to the holy include cultic acts of all kinds: ritual drama, prayers of many sorts, dancing, ecstatic speech, veneration of various persons and objects, sermons, silent meditation, and sacred music and song.
Habits are socially shaped dispositions to particular forms of activity or modes of response to the environment.
A very short concluding chapter of Peter's Syncategoreumata deals with a somewhat isolated topic, i.e. the proper modes of response in an argument.
For the midrise structure, it was possible to simulate the height, mass, and three primary modes of response with a simplified, scaled model in centrifuge.
The efficiency of the control strategy is demonstrated to be related to the nature of the coupling between the plate modes of response and the radiated field.
The results suggest that grain growth and coalescence are important modes of response in the deformation of ultrafine- and nanograined materials.
The most significant effect of the presence of an adjacent foundation is the introduction of certain modes of response that are not present in the single foundation case, and some of the degrees of freedom will be coupled.
