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But it's clear that urban mobility badly needs to be rethought for an age of commuters every bit as networked as the vehicles and infrastructures on which they rely, but who retain expectations of personal mobility entrained by a century of private car ownership.

Recent studies have reported that the oscillations of auditory attention entrained by a background rhythmic sequence can influence performance in visual recognition tasks.

Experiments are performed to determine the critical speed at which air is entrained by a roll, rotating partially submerged about an axis parallel to t free surface.

Mori and Kai [28] found that 10 Hz (first harmonic of driving frequency) neural responses recorded by scalp electrodes placed over the occipital cortex were more strongly entrained by a sub-threshold 5-Hz flickering stimulus when intermediate amounts of random visual noise were added.

Previous studies have been trying to find the signals between maternal and fetal SCN based on a hypothesis that signals regulated by the maternal SCN, which is entrained by a daily light-dark cycle, exclusively control the fetal SCN [9], [10].

Circadian rhythms can be entrained by a light-dark (LD) cycle and can also be reset pharmacologically, for example, by the CK1δ/ε inhibitor PF-670462.

In this review article, a detailed overview of the material loss mechanisms during solid particle erosion (SPE) which occurs when hard particles are entrained by an air flow and impact exposed surfaces will be presented.

Even if entrained by an external signal such as maternal rhythms, different tissues could be entrained with different timings of mRNA peaks and troughs (i.e., different phases).

The second is an endogenous circannual rhythm entrained by an environmental cue(s).

Zebrafish rely on peripheral circadian clocks that are directly entrained by light, indicating a high degree of cell autonomy [7], [8].

Recent studies suggest that circadian clock genes, which are primarily entrained by photoperiod, provide a molecular mechanism for long-term timekeeping to forecast the optimal timing of season-specific activities (Froy et al. 2003; Lincoln et al. 2003; Davie et al.