Wendy Lea (WL): Ultimately the answer to this question hinges on your definition of "social" but our perspective is formed by the arrival of large scale employee-customer collaboration capabilities that are a result of online social behaviors, the mass adoption of social networks, and important context that is enabled by user generated content, which is often referred to as social media.
Once activated, epithelial stem cells can generate proliferating progeny, which are often referred to as transiently amplifying cells.
Therefore, programs which focus on improving the ability to generate force quickly, which is often referred to as power training, and that are specific to tasks of daily living, are likely to be more relevant to improving muscle function and reducing the risk of falls.
In replication-based algorithms, multiple or a single copy of the message is generated and distributed to other nodes (often referred to as relays) in the network.
Thus, self-organizing phenomena occupy a odd place in the reductionism discussion because components are used to explain the behavior of the system but it is the nature of their interactions (not their specific characteristics) that generate patterns of behavior, which are often referred to as emergent properties of the system (see also Grantham 2007).
An auditory oddball paradigm in humans generates a long-duration cortical negative potential, often referred to as mismatch negativity.
Basho's flagship open source database software product, Riak, was specifically built to manage the explosion of data being generated by growing Internet users and web applications (often referred to as 'Big Data').
It is unclear if or when those new services, often referred to as "smart mobility," will generate profits.
Their compact disc catalog, often referred to as "Mumford & Sons & Friends" or "The Taylor Swift Virginity Collection," generated approximately $65 million dollars in revenue for the company in 2006.
Mitochondria are often referred to as the cell's "powerhouse," generating chemical energy to carry out essential biological functions.
