Then we describe the new technologies that make UA imaging more functional referring to the data as they are presently available.
Functional segregation refers to the anatomical segregation of functionally specialised cortical and subcortical systems, while functional integration refers to the coordination and coupling of functionally segregated systems [ 1 ].
Functional measurement refers specifically to quantifying an individual's performance of particular tasks and activities in the context of specified social and physical environments.
In that case, functional measurement refers to the collection of information about the dynamic characteristics of the individual, including personal activities, capacities, environmental conditions, and needs.
Functional quality refers to the quality of service delivery, while technical quality indicates the outcome of the service.
In this case, a functional network refers to a group of inter-dependent protein kinases and their associated level of activation by phosphorylation status.
Functional space refers to the possibilities of physical space supporting the actions or tasks to take place within it (Gustafsson, [2006]:225).
Functional response refers to the predation rate per predator with a response to changes in the prey density, i.e., predation effects of predators on the prey.
In particular, we concentrate on the delay-dependent case, using a basis-dependent Lyapunov Krasovskii functional which refers to reducing the conservatism, the peak-to-peak performance criterion is first proposed.
Functional connectivity refers to the arbitrary relationships that might exist between the co-varying activity of distinct and often well-separated neuronal populations, without any reference to the physical connections or an underlying causal model, during a specific condition.
