(David Linden, "The Compass of Pleasure") That would be the "medial forebrain pleasure circuit," which, according to Linden, inspires much of human behavior and is "the anatomical region most closely governed by laws, religious prohibitions, and social mores".
The model is based on experimental work found from extensive literature research, and methods in the model are closely governed by biological mechanisms.
Given that Spry2 antagonism of the FGF-10 receptor, FGFR2b, is believed to be an important regulator of airway branching periodicity, it follows that mTORC1 activity and its regulation of HIF-1α should be closely governed by Spry2.
Coursera says it has been "working closely with governing authorities to navigate licences and permissions" and, as a result, "Iranian learners will now regain access to the majority of Coursera's courses".
Ms. Asuni is a close associate of the former president, Olusegun Obasanjo, and has worked closely with the governing People's Democratic Party to broker peace agreements between the government and militant groups fighting for greater control of the region's oil wealth.
Not surprisingly, the French colonial trade was a closely watched process, governed by mercantilist protective tariffs and rules.
BRUSSELS — The European Union finance ministers vowed Tuesday to closely monitor rules governing bankers' compensation while promising that new banking stress tests would be stricter than the ones conducted last year.
"All the regions are united on that front and we're working very closely with our governing body, the Welsh Rugby Union.
That substantively he would govern as closely to the way Mayor Giuliani has governed as he could?
In an editorial that appears on Sunday, The Des Moines Register describes Mr. Bradley as a visionary leader "whose ideas and approach to governing most closely match the needs" of the rapidly changing times.
