Sentence examples for functional emergence from inspiring English sources
Functional emergence occurs in a timescale measured in nanoseconds and hours.
While evolutionary emergence is the grand narrative of Big History, coming to recognize and understand developmental emergence, functional emergence, and intelligence emergence is no less important.
Hordijk says, "We are now even starting to think of it as a general model of functional organization and emergence in living systems, perhaps even in social systems and the economy".
The second type of mutations is gain of function, that is, emergence of a new functional upstream start codon.
Session 3 was performed only in the three patients who recovered, after they regained functional communication and emerged from a minimally conscious state (emergence from minimally conscious state).
Kiehl's early training in psychopathology coincided with the emergence of functional neuroimaging; Kiehl, a techie, quickly became adept at the computer skills necessary to run experiments.
The emergence of functional neuroimaging techniques offered the unprecedented opportunity to directly observe the brain regions engaged in memory functions.
Sensitive detection of allergens in a large variety of food samples has become increasingly important considering the emergence of functional foods and new food manufacturing technologies.
Our mutational experiments indicate that the N-turn insertion is an essential functional determinant for the emergence of neurotoxicity from a non-toxic antifungal scaffold.
This idea, which has little, if any, empirical support, does not take into account the problems involved with the abiotic synthesis and accumulation of ribonucleotides and polyribonucleotides, nor does it explain the emergence of functional RNA molecules.
In this review, we argue that the lack of sustainable excitability in locomotor circuitries after SCI prevents the emergence of functional motor states during training, thus limiting the occurrence of activity-dependent plasticity in paralyzed subjects.
