A novel distance measure over the PDHFEs is given to compute the various consensus measures, after which a local feedback strategy with four identification rules and two direction rules is designed to guide the consensus reaching process.
The movement of the particles in all directions rules out the model in which kinesin transports osk mRNA along a highly polarized microtubule cytoskeleton to the posterior.
Intuitively, this asymmetry reflects a default bias towards deferring commitments, and the fact that this bias shifts the criterion in opposite directions in rule-in and rule-out.
"What is wrong with a little discipline and direction, with rules?
Otherwise, members of the administration have been notably absent from a high-level debate that seems to be leaning more firmly in the direction of rules to prevent another financial crisis.
In the course of their friendship, Higginson tried to lead this "wayward" sport of nature, whose rhymes were off, whose rhythm he called "spasmodic," whose lines were strung tensely between dashes, and who claimed the modern privilege of refusing to signify what others expected her to mean in "the direction of rules and traditions".
2. Following directions and rules.
Although the presiding judge, Jacqueline Scott Corley, found that Hesterberg was not following Cavallaro's directions, she ruled that he didn't pose an immediate threat to her or anyone else — and that the park ranger didn't give him proper warning that she would shoot him with the stun gun if he turned to leave.
You must remain flexible to change directions, change rules, and change resources to remain competitive.
These rules can be seen as the covariation relationship between PPs and can be represented in the form of a network of pathway interactions with direct and opposite links depending on the direction of the rule.
