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Around Caspersen other encounters play out, the dancers coiling and spiralling in twitchy curves, impelled by the complex dynamics of the choreographic language that Forsythe has made his own, and by Thom Willems's fractured neo-jazz score.

On the other hand, institutional capacity, understood as the institutions and regulations linked to the aquatic sector, has faced significant challenges imposed by the complex dynamics of its growth and development.

A comprehensive, sustainable strategy for phylogenomics should therefore transcend gene boundaries – whatever those may be – while capturing, or at least not being led astray by, the complex dynamics playing out both within genes (transcriptional variation) and in the vast intergenic regions.

Connell's [ 17] theory of hegemonic masculinity, and Morrell's discussions of how hegemonic masculinities are framed by the complex dynamics of race and class inequalities in southern Africa [ 18], form the backdrop to our interest in differences in health-seeking behaviours of men and women in the context of HIV/AIDS.

Together, these observations suggest that Tai Chi may restore balance in older adults with somatosensory loss by targeting the complex dynamics of postural control.

By contrast, the complex dynamics of place cell remapping between environments, which is believed to be a central component of memory formation, has proved to be less easy to predict.

This integrated concept allowed the identification of novel mechanisms of regulation of CD95 signaling as well as the ratio pro/anti-apoptotic death effector domain-containing proteins requested to determine the decision between life and death by describing the complex dynamics of CD95-mediated apoptosis and NF- κB signaling.

The structure of whole populations reflects the location and fragmentation pattern of the habitat types preferred by the species, and the complex dynamics of migration, colonization, and population growth taking place over the landscape.

In this paper, we examine the morphological evolution of a self-similar two-phase bicontinuous structure generated via nonconserved dynamics (i.e., motion by mean curvature) to elucidate the complex dynamics of coarsening.

Traditional studies overly simplified the signaling systems into cascades of events that by no means can reconcile the complex dynamics of living systems.

The simple early/late occupancy by RNAPII cannot account for the complex dynamics of mRNA accumulation over the IDC, suggesting a major role for mechanisms acting downstream of RNAPII occupancy in the control of gene expression in this parasite.