A host of medications can upset brain function and trigger delirium by interfering with the neurotransmitters (especially acetylcholine) that communicate between nerve cells.
It contains autonomous entities that communicate with each other in order to perform their designed functions.
Second, assigning serovar names that communicate monophyletic lineages is paramount for correctly characterizing and communicating outbreaks.
For instance, minimizing the memory distance between two functions that frequently communicate reduces the energy consumption of target application [32].
He told Mr. Paterson that he wanted to make a statement that communicated the "transparent, orderly functioning of this Legislature over this last week".
Content is the subject matter of architecture, the element in architectural expression that communicates specific meanings that interpret to society the functions and techniques of buildings.
Instead, dancers typically learn a dance in a rehearsal studio with either a director or choreographer, or with one person functioning as both, in ways that communicate the dance both verbally and bodily.
But with so many government functions devolving to the states, establishing a stronger grass-roots network has taken on an importance beyond setting up structures that communicate what the group is doing in Washington.
In this context the reduced functional connectivity of this precuneus region with the MTG/ITG/STS areas (Fig. 3) is of interest, for theory of mind including of oneself and others, and face and voice communication with others, would seem to be a set of functions that should normally be usefully communicating to implement social behaviour, which is impaired in autism.
A key concept in this research is that communicating a portion of this information to the public should be a core function of any disaster management system.
