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Atmospheric tides are also an important component of the dynamics of the MLT.

This paper reviewed recent activities of the global non-hydrostatic model, NICAM, and described its development and the details of each component of the dynamics and physics, the strategy of assimilation, and the related models.

Once the system leaves this region, the deterministic component of the dynamics takes over and makes the system decay to the final attractor.

In contrast, for the non-adaptive attractor, which accordingly has low cellular activity, the metabolic rate is smaller, and hence, noise overwhelms the deterministic component of the dynamics of the newtork.

This Poissonian character is gradually lost as the external input increases and the deterministic component of the dynamics takes over the stochastic one, leading to more peaked, gamma-like DT distributions and hence to lower CV values.

However, it should be pointed out that what is predicted is not necessarily a detectable subthreshold oscillation of membrane potential, but an intrinsic oscillation within the suprathreshold spiking dynamics which interacts with and resonates with an "integrate-and-fire" like component of the dynamics.

Considering a reduced center-of-mass model for bipedal walking, by utilizing the Capture Point as a system coordinate one can separate the stable and unstable components of the dynamics.

Blocking purinergic signaling allowed us to uncover other components of the dynamics of neurogenesis induction.

This equation has two eigenvalues, related to a fast- and to a slow-component of the dynamics.

In addition, the model may be useful to compare the contribution of individual components to the dynamics of salt-induced hypertension between individuals, and potentially between different strains or species.

It is shown, that within the proposed nonlinear observer design framework, the observation error generated by neglecting the fast process dynamics is of order O, where ɛ is the perturbation parameter and a measure of the relative speed/time-constant of the fast and the slow component of the process dynamics.