For competitive Si ULSI and WSI the functional integration becomes a core design principle and cardinal simplification of manufacturing processes/equipment becomes a core technology principle.
An 18-gauge core biopsy needle (Temno, Cardinal Health, McGaw Park, IL, USA) was used to sample tissue from the outer cortex including parts of the cortico-medullary junction of the transplanted kidney.
Unfortunately, Core commits one of the cardinal sins of video game design: forcing players to sit repeatedly through story sequences.
Cardinal Newman believed that the core of a person was revealed in their correspondence.
In (Weber 2010, 2012), the theories of ordinal and cardinal numbers are developed axiomatically, showing that core mathematics can be supported by paraconsistent set theory.
Likewise, the functional differentiation between shell and core has received extensive coverage in the literature (for reviews, see Cardinal et al. 2002; Di Chiara 2002; Kelley 2004).
However, damage to the NAC core markedly increases impulsive choice as measured by a delay-discounting task (Cardinal et al., 2001).
Pavlovian influences on instrumental behaviour depend upon the NAcb core and its afferents from the amygdala (Hall et al., 2001; Cardinal et al., 2002; Corbit & Balleine, 2005).
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06726.002 In the vertebrate embryo, the formation of the large axial vessels, namely the dorsal aorta (DA) and the cardinal vein (CV), establishes a first circulatory loop and thereby the core of the developing cardiovascular system.
All increment cores used in this study were taken at dbh in the east cardinal direction using a 5-mm diameter borer.
