When the timescales for landscape change are comparable to those of human dynamics, human and 'natural' components of developed environments are dynamically coupled necessitating coupling models of human and physical/biological processes to study either environmental change or human responses.
The WalkinSense (weight: 68 g, length: 78 mm, width: 48 mm, and thickness: 18 mm) is a CE mark Class I electronic medical device designed to dynamically monitor human lower limb activity).
It is shown that the final authority for decision and action may be traded flexibly and dynamically between humans and automation, and that there can be cases in which automation may be given the final authority for ensuring the safety of a system.
Radionuclide scans do not provide the required spatial resolution to permit bone formation to be studied dynamically in humans.
However, little is known about how Rad51 is dynamically regulated in human cells.
Health systems have traditionally been conceptualized in instrumental or functional terms [ 17, 18], but are now increasingly understood to have complex and variable attributes that are dynamically shaped by human agency at all levels (Case study 1).
"E-mail in the wider sense is the most important social network," says David Ascher, who manages Thunderbird, a cutting-edge open-source e-mail application, for the Mozilla Foundation, which also oversees the popular Firefox web browser.That is because the extended in-box contains invaluable and dynamically updated information about human connections.
The new leaders of the Astros grabbed analytics full-on, but then dynamically adapted, adding more human aspects, based on year-by-year experience.
Therefore, DNA methylation is dynamically regulated in the human cerebral cortex throughout the lifespan, involves differentiated neurons, and affects a substantial portion of genes predominantly by an age-related increase.
Here, we showed that the PC2 subcellular localization pattern is dynamically regulated in both human and rat kidney cells.
