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For a striking example of how our everyday clicks and uploads help drive and shape this real world real estate, consider Facebook.

As such, they are particularly subject to altered mechano-stimulatory cues and make for a striking example of the importance of movement for proper embryonic patterning.

Mice are put into a position where they have to grab a bar while standing with their hind paws on the floor (as illustrated in Fig 2P; for a striking example see videos of Supporting Information).

As this coupling the "loop through the world," i.e., body including muscles plus environment may be exploited by the system to simplify the necessary neuronal computation (for a striking example see Schmitz et al. 2008), properties of the unpredictable environment have to be considered as part of the properties of the complete system making the study of such systems even more challenging.

The most recent WHO country report for Burma provides a striking example of underreporting of malaria morbidity in Karen (Kayin) State.

The similar molecular interactions and functions of the two groups of netrins and sFRPs provide a striking example for the importance of domain architecture for protein function, independently of shared evolutionary history.

BRUSSELS — Britain is poised to announce some of the world's most ambitious goals for reducing greenhouse gas emissions — a striking example of a government committing to big environmental initiatives while also pursuing austerity measures.

Therefore, the P2Y subfamily is a striking example for local gene amplification.

The housefly Musca domestica provides a striking example for evolutionary lability at this level.

Imatinib represented a striking example for the presence of unreliable target annotations under non-stringent data selection criteria.

A striking example for the kind of transformation processes we aim to describe is involved in mammalian oocyte maturation.