First, there are two corticostriatal projection patterns from each prefrontal region: a focal projection field forming the well described, relatively confined, terminal patches (Graybiel & Penney, 1999), and a diffuse projection that consists of fibres that innervate a broad striatal region cutting across functional domains.
"The agreement will put the Postal Service on the cutting edge of functional fashion," a spokesman said in a press release announcing the birth of the "Rain Heat & Snow" brand of apparel and accessories.
The garb will be on the "cutting edge of functional fashion," according to the agency.
These neuromuscular exercise concepts of controlling malalignment with cutting, landing and functional weight-bearing training are crucial to helping the athlete better protect themselves on the field.
The pieces, all part of Mr. Grey's collection, were put on display during New York Fashion Week, as he tells The Creators Project, "to provide collectors, investors, and discerning buyers" a first look at the cutting edge in functional glass art.
These frogs have sectorial terminal phalanges on their hind feet that become functional by cutting through the skin.
We computed 90% confidence bands for the functionals by cutting the top 5% and bottom 5% of the data.
By June, he was performing functional drills, sprinting, cutting and backpedaling, all of which he now does at full speed.
The design of technological equipment and of the machining parameters requires a knowledge of fundamental elements regarding surface generation, process kinematics and functional geometry of cutting tool.
I have it with me mainly for functional things like cutting into weird fruits and I do not carry it defensively for the same reasons as pepper spray.
