Sentence examples for cardinal class from inspiring English sources

Thus, we demonstrate that one cardinal class of hindbrain interneurons serves two distinct roles in a key mammalian CPG; the data further establish quantitative cellular parameters that minimally ensure network functionality.

This last point is not just a new piece of information but rather a significant paradigm shift because in the respiratory CPG a single cardinal class of interneurons serves rhythm-generating and premotor functions, whereas these functions are ordinarily attributed to separate populations.

Edward attended St. Helena grade school and Cardinal Hayes High School, Class of 1947.

In both regions, the buoyage systems divide buoys into Lateral, Cardinal, and associated classes.

The above formulation of large cardinal axioms invokes classes but there are equivalent formulations in terms of sets.

By the time of the Grundgesetze, Frege had settled on an explication of cardinal numbers in class-theoretic terms, which would preserve the structure of the foregoing considerations.

Thus, the pattern of discharges by the three cardinal PV interneuron classes is organized to generate a spatio-temporally exquisitely orchestrated axon initial segment to somata/proximal dendrites to mid-level dendrites sweep of fast GABAergic inhibition in a relatively short time window.

The number of Fs (i.e., the cardinal number of the class of all Fs) was identified as the class of all classes that are equinumerous with (i.e., in 1 1 correspondence with) the class of all Fs.[21] Thus the class of all Fs is a member of its own cardinal number.

He was one of five children who were best friends with one another, and he and his wife, Katy, who met during a history class at Cardinal O'Hara High School in Springfield, Pa., wanted their family to be the same way.

Kerry James Marshall's Vignette #10, Barkely L. Hendricks' Noir, and Jeff Sonhouse's Exhibit A: Cardinal Francis Arinze represent a class of painting that redefines who deserves to be painted.

I thought of that famous quote by William Faulkner the other day as I cleaning my basement and found a t-shirt I wore in high school gym class at Cardinal Hayes -- as a freshman!