Consequently, features of growth and aging, motility, secretion, extracellular matrix composition and cell-to-cell communication will govern the macroscopic appearance of a colony [69].
The entire communication was governed under the control of the proposed controller.
Initial indications were that there had been little change to the pecking order following the decision of all the teams not to run their high-tech hydraulically controlled front-rear interconnected suspension systems following a communication from governing body the FIA that it believed them to be illegal.
Malawi cichlids are notable for their diversity in male nuptial color patterns, sexual dimorphism in color patterns and visual communication processes governing mate choice [ 16- 18].
The information commissioner found the company had breached the privacy and electronic communication regulations, which govern marketing calls.
Recent research strongly emphasizes that besides cell-cell communication, biophysical principals govern organ development.
I was lucky; some aren't, and at this early stage, peoples' personalities and communication styles largely govern how decisions are made and what culture is formed.
The fields produced by the photo-generated dipoles from the QDs perturb the cell membrane potential, which can generate action potentials that govern communication and signaling among cells.
The principles (described in Box 1) supported the internalization of trust-based values (e.g. being programme staff who are passionate, persistent and respectful in how they work) and norms to govern communication and collaborative work (such as around information sharing and proactive, constructive problem solving when obstacles arise).
Consequently, the government communication process is governed by the system left { textstylebegin{array}l} frac{dU t)}{dt}=-beta_{1}U t), frac{dS t)}{dt}=beta_{1}U t)+beta_{2}N(t), frac{dN t)}{dt}=-beta_{2}N t).
