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Consequently, a developmental cascade in time may be paralleled by a maturation hierarchy of cortical visual areas, where the maturation of each visual function or cortical visual area may rely on the maturation of the ones preceding it.

This study provided the first evidence that DB attenuates the growth of human oral cancer GNM and TSCCA cells, and might exert pro-apoptotic effects through a Bax-mediated mitochondrial apoptotic pathway and caspase cascade in time- and dose-dependent manners.

Regulatory networks depend on relaying signals in a cascade, resulting in time delayed circuitry, which can be analysed with high levels of sensitivity with the novel method proposed by Chen et al.[ 9].

The Klatt synthesizer uses a production mechanism based on a source-filter model [9, 15] that allows modeling the vocal tract through a linear filter, with a set of resonators in parallel or/and cascade that vary in time.

Normally a biological process is defined by a pathway (experimentally determined by biologists) that shows the cascade of biological functions in time.

Grand Central When you enter beneath the largest Tiffany clock in the world you feel as though you are passing through a wrinkle in time, cascading back to when Cornelius Vanderbilt built this as a temple to transportation.

This cascade takes time; in porcine intestine the increases at the protein level are seen approximately 6 hours after the insult [ 35].

First, a study of the meiosis transcriptional cascade in S. cerevisiae using time-lapse fluorescence microscopy of single cells demonstrated high variability in the duration of the first stage in the cascade (corresponding to the induction time of the early meiosis-specific genes) and in the level of Ime1 [12].

The observer is built as a coupling of two non-linear observers in cascade with different time scales.

We conclude that there is genetic differentiation among three populations (Coast, Willamette Valley, and Cascades) in juvenile development time and that genetically based variation among populations in their development-time phenotype is strongly, positively related to the available degree days in the population's naturalized-home environment.

First, we have discussed how long in time and how deep in the topology cascades go, to realize that, as in neuronal activity, time-constrained cascades can exhibit self-sustained activity.