A verbal description of the model is as follows (see also Henrich et al. 2008): consider a continuous mental representation, for example, concerning what governs the moon's behaviour.
The new law calls for the S.E.C. to draft regulations that could, for example, govern corporate disclosure of executive compensation, allow shareholders to nominate candidates for company boards, tighten oversight of credit rating agencies and, together with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, impose new capital and margin requirements on derivatives trading.
Consider for example, the sense of causation which governs the practical sciences of nature, such as medicine and engineering.
One of the best documented examples of feedback is that which governs the center-surround receptive field organization of retinal neurons.
For example, the laws governing the spatial 'bug' population model are fairly easily explained, and yet the master equation in the traditional form of [8] is formidable in appearance, and difficult to interpret and manipulate.
Enacting federal non-discrimination laws, for example -- particularly governing the way LGBT individuals are treated in schools -- would likely promote more positive economic outcomes in the workplace, she said.
As another example, the equation governing the static deflection of a slender beam is, according to Euler Bernoulli theory, EI \frac{\mathrm{d}^4 w}{\mathrm{d} x^4} = q(x),\, where EI is the bending stiffness of the beam, w the deflection, x the spatial coordinate and q(x) the load distribution.
For example, the four processes governing the learning and adoption of new behaviours (attention, retention, production and motivation) align with Social Cognitive Theory 19 and the behaviour change techniques are described according to the behaviour change technique taxonomy.
For example, protein-protein interactions govern the interaction of host pattern recognition receptors with their ligand and downstream signaling proteins and are also important for effector recognition [ 5], protein phosphorylation [ 6] and transcriptional co-factor recruitment [ 7].
An example is Euler's equation, governing the flow of an ideal fluid in a conservative force field.
