The case study specifically focuses on the participatory processes of two LTPs (Montreal-Nord and Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie).
A case study approach is selected and the participatory processes of two Local Transportation Plans (LTPs) are analysed.
Psychometric functions of one representative subject (S.F).
This newly discovered function of LTPs opens up new possibilities for the engineering of biosynthesis pathways of high value terpenes in heterologous expression systems.
The function of LTPs is still a matter of debate.
To investigate more directly the function of Ng in LTP induction, we evaluated the effect of GFP-Ng expression on LTP in CA1 hippocampal neurons.
Two independent loss-of-function studies of Ng in mice argue for an important function of Ng in LTP induction (Pak et al, 2000; Krucker et al, 2002).
As an alternative method for testing the function of Ng in LTP, we used an RNA interference (RNAi) approach.
The authors link the function of LTP in the brain to nutrient sensation and systemic insulin signaling.
Similarly, if we formulate the Eq. (6) based on LTP instead of WLTP, the index of the rotation invariant co-occurrence between two LTP pairs (RICLTP) can be formed and then the statistics (i.e., histogram) of the RICLTP can be used for image representations.
