To maintain the same data rate as that of the JCMA system, the constellation of each transmitter would have to become more crowded as increases.
Nonmetric multidimensional scaling (NMDS) with Bray Curtis dissimilarities was used to collapse the clade membership information to a two-dimensional dataset, and the genome constellation of each isolate was subsequently described using NMDS scores 1 and 2 (Fig. 1).
Amino acid replacements produced different constellations of signaling defects at each residue, indicating that they play distinct structure function roles.
Epilepsy was the latest addition to the constellations of syndromes associated with each of these CNVs, and is now well established [ 33, 34, 51, 53, 54].
First, the constellations of syndromes associated with each recurrent CNV can include a range of diverse phenotypes, including, in most cases, some combination of ID, autism, schizophrenia and epilepsy.
From these observations, we concluded that C-pigeons also learned efficiently the constellations of cues associated with each of the three sites, even though they lacked the possibility to anticipate the location of the next release.
Think of a farm instead as a constellation of people, each of whom has ties to a local community -- to churches and schools, to banks and farm-implement dealers, to co-ops and Lions Clubs.
In this fantasy, he sees a constellation of gateways, each a unique monument to Chinese history and creativity, marking the key entrances to Chinatown.
Nevertheless, it seems probable that for many common forms of SLI we are unlikely to find individual genes of large effect; rather the etiology will be complex and involve a constellation of influences, each of which is small in magnitude.
These results indicated that B-pigeons also learned the constellations of external cues associated with each site, and that they efficiently handled increased demands of navigational information.
