Remarkably, the correlation times of the two components do not significantly change when bilayer, bicelle, and micelle environments are examined, but as indicated in Figure 6c, the populations of the two components change as a function of environment, so that the population of the slower-moving component is largest in DPC micelles and smallest in bilayers.
This constant track of the environment change is called the "spectrum sensing" function of a CR device.
Yet, as suggested above, these bursts can occur in multiple episodes which are, in turn, likely to be a function of changes in the environment, thus eroding the density-dependent signature of diversification.
In none of these cases does the environment change.
Some molecular parameters, such as pristane/phytane (Pr/Ph), C35 homohopane index and gammacerane index, were found to change as a function of depositional environment.
Figure 3 depicts a crossover interaction, in which the order of genetic effects changes as a function of the environment.
Adaptive tribological coatings were recently developed as a new class of smart materials that were designed to adjust their surface chemical composition and structure as a function of changes in the working environment to minimize friction coefficient and wear between contact surfaces.
Random regression models are widely used to describe effects that change gradually over a continuous scale, for instance in genotype by environment interaction studies, where the genotype effect is modeled as a function of the environment [ 1].
Predictable changes in ultimate tensile strength and stiffness are demonstrated following processing and as a function of test environment.
The high turnover rate of the two 5-HT receptors may be appropriate for adjusting the visual cortical functions to change of environment, for example, diurnal rhythm.
