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).
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].
Sometimes the division of functions brought about a transfer of the royal title to those who carried out cultic functions.
This judicial role accords with our basic constitutional doctrine that individual freedoms will best be preserved through a separation of powers and division of functions among the different branches and levels of Government.
As the space exploration agenda became more ambitious and included such complex tasks as rendezvous, docking, and lunar landing, the designers of the new Soyuz spacecraft faced the problem of optimal division of functions between human and machine on board (see essays by Vladimir Shatalov and Konstantin Feoktistov).
When a division of functions evolved, the intrinsically royal priestly and other cultic functions were transferred to priests, seers, and other servants of the cult; the old concept of the king as priest, however, survived in some fashion for thousands of years.
"We believe in the division of functions as the keystone of civilisation," the piece continued.
Instead, they believe that the world is shifting towards a division of functions.
To quantify the violacein production, a division of functions is obtained.
The division of functions that leads to the separation of three classes in the search for justice concludes the discussion of the social order (427d 434c).
