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It is thought that the massive Ca2+ entry that follows activation by the climbing fiber causes an outward K+ current that hyperpolarizes the cell thereby preventing simple spike firing for ∼20 ms in vivo.

It has been observed over more than two decades that synapsin disperses from the vesicle clusters upon synaptic activity (Torri-Tarelli et al, 1990; Chi et al, 2001), probably due to its calcium-induced phosphorylation triggered by the calcium entry that follows neuronal activity (see reviews in Cesca et al (2010) and Hilfiker et al (1999)).

The entry that follows is divided into ten sections.

Most of the entries that follow are only a few words long, written in faint, uneven letters, because she wrote lying down.

Some of the more notable entries that follow will focus on events or people still prominent in the public consciousness: "The Fifth Estate," about the WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, from the director Bill Condon; Jobs," about the Apple founder Steve Jobs, from Open Road; and "Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom," from the Weinstein Company.

I'd watched the original way back in 2001, but I'd mostly let the entries that followed in its wake pass me by.

According to previous literatures, the feeling of obligation to remain with an organization may result from familial or cultural socialization which is explained by the internalization of normative pressures exerted on an individual prior to entry into the organization, or it could be the result of organizational socialization that follows entry [ 20].

The Mendelssohn scholar R. Larry Todd, whose "Mendelssohn: A Life in Music" is now the standard biography, has been hot on this trail as well and has included many of those unheard scores in the list of works that follows his Mendelssohn entry in The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians.

The story that follows is told in a shifting sequence of blog entries, F.B.I. memos, transcribed phone conversations and e-mail messages.

Numbers that follow entries in the index refer to item numbers.

The Government argued, and the court below held, that since the forced entry into the building was through the landlady's window, in a room in which the defendant as a tenant has no rights, no objection to this mode of entry or to the search that followed was available to him.