Such dynamic interactions between the perirhinal cortex and the hippocampus have been highlighted in human fMRI studies, which point to partial divisions of function across these same structures that relate to the recognition and recollection of associated information [116,117].
Since the subsystems themselves are arranged in crude categories reflecting basic divisions of function, we can produce a detailed estimate of the genome contents that got successfully connected to subsystems (see Figure 2).
The centralization of governments in the 16th century also demanded clearly defined lines of authority and firm divisions of functions between national and regional capitals.
Eventually, eukaryotic multicellular organisms appeared, in which there is a division of function among cells—some specializing in reproduction, others becoming leaves, trunks, and roots in plants or different organs and tissues such as muscle, nerve, and bone in animals.
The existence of power in a reviewing court to stay the enforcement of an administrative order does not mean, of course, that its exercise should be without regard to the division of function which the legislature has made between the administrative body and the court of review.
Of Tony Blair, Mr Hennessy remarks that his programme has been "driven through without regard for the niceties of traditional cabinet structures, the division of function between permanent officials and temporary special advisers, or any great sensitivity towards parliament".Some of this seems to matter from a constitutional point of view and some not.
The different phenotypes that result from removal of Gbeta 13F from each region demonstrate a striking division of function between different DA-forming cells.
The clear division of function between phagocytic and adhesive cells has not been found in mosquitoes (Castillo et al. 2006).
In order to reveal evolutionary events such as a division of function among ohnologs, we investigated the expression of cry transcript in 5-day-old zebrafish larvae.
"Dorsal versus ventral parietal cortex": Classical neuropsychological data clearly suggest a dorsal versus ventral division of function (e.g., ideomotor vs. ideational apraxia, Bálint's vs. Gerstmann's syndromes, etc.: Buxbaum et al. 2006 ; Vallar 2007 ).
