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A simple 2-DOF "archetype" model has been developed to describe structural systems where a disconnection has been performed.

What this means for Kassie is that "disconnection has been this really common thread that runs among us".

In good accordance with a differential modulation of corticostriatal inhibitory networks, a functional disconnection has been recently found between the ACC and the striatum in PD patients with ICDs (Cilia et al. 2011).

Scenarios including a power reference change and a grid side converter disconnection have been simulated in order to test and verify the proposed method.

Especially thalamic disconnections have been functionally revealed, however, their structural correlates have not been distinctly investigated for its highly diverse subnuclei.

A disconnection analysis has been used to address this issue: a unilateral lesion is placed in each of two different regions of interest (e.g. the medial prefrontal cortex and perirhinal cortex) in either the same or opposite hemispheres.

A system which is designed to maintain a high level of joint integrity, while allowing quick connection and disconnection of pipe work, has been introduced by Garlock (Great Britain) Limited.

Monkeys M1 and M2 were described as monkeys A and B, respectively, in Browning et al. (2005), and so their data from disconnection but not Fx has been previously reported.

But somewhere, there has been a disconnection".

"There has been a disconnection between fashion students and the person who'd be wearing their clothes, the consumer," he said.

Actually, the functional disconnection of the anterior insula has been associated with cognitive deficit in patients with schizophrenia [ 68].