Note how the pace, self-assurance and italicised emphasis of Dennett's prose protect against the legitimate objection that a genuine molecule-for-molecule replacement of him by Swamp-man would indeed carry precisely these traces of his past embodied in his physiology and immune system and the dynamic connections between the billions of nerve cells in his brain.
"The revelation of Law's performance is the dynamic connection between mind and expressive body," Mr. Benedict wrote.
In fact, it was proposed that "independent of its mechanical strength, the filaments of the cytoskeleton form a continuous, dynamic connection between nearly all cellular structures, and they present an enormous surface area on which proteins and other cytoplasmic components can dock" [ 25].
Temporal changes in dissolved solute chemistry, particularly base cations (Na+, Ca2 + and Mg2 +), were statistically significant in the intermediate fen, likely a result of a dynamic connection between surficial waters and mineral-rich deep groundwater.
Moreover, Kif18A physically interacts with kinetochore fibrous corona components CENP-E and BubR1 during mitosis [ 6], consistent with its role in regulating the dynamic connections between kinetochore and spindle microtubules.
The methodology builds on a hardware description language for which the designer manages dynamic connections between data token sources and sinks.
In particular, as shown in Fig. 5B, the dynamics of SHH signaling activity in the posterior region was strongly correlated with that of tissue growth rate there, indicating a clear connection between the dynamic shift of tissue growth mode and the dynamics of SHH signaling activity.
There is also an interesting connection between the dynamic interpretant and the immediate object.
Indeed, Hookway's description shows an acute awareness of the connection between the dynamic object and the process of inquiry in Peirce's later sign theory.
The dynamic connection diagram is shown in Fig. 3.
