Cambial cells perceive the relative position of the surface of the stem, which drives the orientation of additive and multiplicative divisions, and, together with altered hormone flux, leads to the formation of disordered traumatic xylem in the woundwood.
Hence, a bounded non linear control, designed using the average model, is applied to the time varying system to drive the position and orientation to desired values.
Recent studies, however, have demonstrated that it is unlikely that such retinal mosaics drive the formation of cortical orientation maps (Hore et al. 2012; Schottdorf et al. 2013).
Based on the behavioral studies presented here, we propose a model for the integration of the various sensory inputs that drive the courtship behavior and sexual orientation of the Drosophila melanogaster male (Figure 9).
More interestingly, we find that a mismatch in the crystalline orientation at GBs can drive the evaporation of a carbon dimer by greatly reducing the corresponding overall energy barrier to 11.38 eV.
Alternatively, an unidentified promoter sequence within IS 6110 in the same orientation of phoP could drive the expression of phoP.
On the other hand, in mammals, multiple SINE and LINE repeats (primarily SINE) located in different orientations throughout large introns drive the potential formation of hairpins with large loops.
The body is a physical media structure that drives the device's preliminary orientation and movement.
(C ) Introducing s36P into Anc-gkdup is sufficient to confer the full capacity to drive orientation of the mitotic spindle (compare Figure 1 ).
Next, the resulted re-orientation of R1 loop drove the tuning of W62 side-chain and then pushed the anti-parallel β-sheets of R2 away to re-distribute of hydrogen network of R54-D89 and K55-N83 between R2 and R3.
