We can also imagine, for the same goal of extremely efficient cell metabolism, birds may adopt a highly organized compositional genome structure, including or reflected in high AT and CG skew correlation.
Together these findings support the existence of categories of musical object knowledge: we suggest that 'composer' (compositional style) is one category for organizing knowledge about musical objects (musical compositions).
The hierarchically organized components and their interfaces, which capture both data and function call dependencies, are shown to both enable high-level assessment and analysis of the C program and provide a foundation for organizing and expressing specifications for compositional verification.
As we move toward compositional terminologies, the need to organize the terms within a compositional expression becomes important for both the readability and understanding of these composite terms [ 15, 17].
The current paper examines how compositional structures can self-organize in given neuro-dynamical systems when robot agents are forced to learn multiple goal-directed behaviors simultaneously.
First, SUMIs should themselves self-organize into simple compositional aggregates, a prediction that is easily testable.
Those works, however, must be defined as "a series of dance movements or patterns organized into an integrated, coherent, and expressive compositional whole," according to NPR.
We previously found that isolated BMs are bi-functionally organized, whereby the two surfaces have different compositional, biomechanical and cell adhesion properties.
Euro-American settlement and organized fire suppression have been associated with structural and compositional changes in many upland forests of the western United States, but little is known about the impacts on riparian forests, portions of the landscape protected for habitat and water quality.
