The Smart Bypass senses the state of the cells and will activate the NDMOS when necessary, bypassing the failing cell or substring.
Bypassing the visual sense, they send their messages and ideas straight to the brain with their aesthetic treatment of sound - and that is surely what music is.
Thus the cell could bypass the sensing of hypoxia and apoptosis, ultimately leading to cell survival [ 19].
It would appear that in this case, Starbucks has indeed done that, but in a positive sense while bypassing Washington.
"There was a lot of poverty and industrial-related illness; people with chronic lung problems, communities in some sense bypassed by the economic dislocations of the 1980s".
Encountering the two works within less than 24 hours – the Glass in a technically disrupted performance at London's Barbican Centre, Carousel in Leeds – was discombobulating: a jerky, reverse gallop through the emerging musical language of America, bypassing Cage and Bernstein but sensing both their response to Broadway and their influence on a radical new generation that included Glass.
Today neuroscientists are developing machines that bypass external sense organs and actually interface directly with the brain.
"The ability to bypass the physical senses (would enable an organism to) scan the event horizon, assess impending dangers, and take appropriate measures (providing) a distinct advantage in the high-stakes game of survival of the fittest.
In this sense, onconase and PE5 seem to be bypassing different mechanisms of survival, mediated by XIAP and JNK, respectively.
Smell is the only human sense that bypasses the brain's switchboard, the thalamus, to connect directly to the limbic regions, which are the emotional centre of the brain.
