These experimental data have been exploited in order to investigate how the unsteady incoming flow interacts with the instability mechanisms of the boundary layer to drive transition.
We refer to Fig. 4 for a visual help on the σ driven transition of a particular cell of the network from the independent regime to the synchronized regime.
Using constant current chronopotentiometric stripping (CPS) here we show that this electric field-driven transition is influenced also by other factors, such as temperature, current density, and particularly by the time of surface-attached protein exposure to the negative potentials.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.08421.014 As expected for a thermally driven transition, this force-catalyzed conversion is dependent on the magnitude and the duration of the applied force.
Our results can be framed in a model of how asymmetric ATP binding and hydrolysis in the NBDs drive transition of the TMDs between inward- and outward-facing conformations.
Optical Raman pulses drive transitions between trapped and untrapped magnetic sublevels, giving the output-coupled BEC fraction a well-defined momentum.
In this method we exploit adiabatic ramping of an RF-field in order to drive transitions between the singlet state and the T± triplet states of a spin pair under study.
Although it is straightforward to design a multi-stable system capable of outputting a discrete set of different output powers to be used as the amplifier bias, such schemes would likely require multiple nonlinear resonators and it would be more cumbersome to drive transitions between the output states.
The obtained results demonstrate that noise alone is able to drive transitions among attractors with temporal patterns that mimic the sequence with which ABC-genes are activated (first A genes, then B genes, and finally the C gene) during early flower development [13].
For example, selection for reproductive assurance and colonisation advantage due to mate limitation during range expansions, or as a result of high population turnover in metapopulations, can drive transitions to self-fertilisation strategies [ 8- 10].
