To quantify the orientation selectivity we used 2 measures, the half-width at half-height and the selectivity index, which is the ratio between the second and first Fourier components of the orientation curve (Ringach et al. 2002).
Strikingly, rheobase was found to be a key component for the orientation of plasticities induced by a post-pre sequence (Fig. 3D).
Moreover, another analyzed relationship is responsiveness, a component of the market orientation, with company performance.
Choices of indexes are discussed, and the relative importance given to each component of the coastal orientation (rather bio-physical, social and/or economic) will define the course of the coast's development and its sustainability.
This baseline normalized response was analyzed with a linear regression with the horizontal (ax) and vertical (ay) component of the grating orientation.
Mad2 is part of the spindle assembly checkpoint (SAC), which delays cell cycle progression in response to defective nuclear microtubule-kinetochore interactions, whereas Bub2 is a component of the spindle orientation checkpoint (SPOC) that becomes important when cytoplasmic microtubules are defective [42], [43], [44], [45].
ABL1 localization and DNA binding were regulated during the cell cycle by the retinoblastoma protein and it was recently discovered that ABL1 might be a key component of the spindle orientation machinery [ 24, 37].
Meanwhile, the normal component of the particle orientation-based fabric tensor and the corresponding component of contact normal-based fabric tensor are negatively correlated.
Mixed Mode loading of cracks occurs if due to the loading of the component or the orientation of the crack the fundamental modes of crack loading (Mode I, Mode II, Mode III) occasionally or permanently appear in combination.
