Although it would be unimaginable for David Cameron or any recent predecessor to be so brazen about it, the same disregard for experience in the sector and the same penchant for highly personal picks has cascaded down the years, often with unhappy consequences.
The analysis provides further evidence of a bow tie structure, in that diverse extracellular ligands activate combinations of a few highly conserved cascades (PI3K/AKT, MAPK/ERK, JAK/STAT, NFKB, and apoptotic cascade).
Each simple cell consists of a linear receptive field cascaded with a highly nonlinear spike generator.
Chronic wounds result from a disruption in the highly orchestrated cascade of events involved in wound closure.
For the highly loaded cascade without injection, the flow separates immediately downstream from the 'Shock'; the initial location of separation shows little change in a large incidence range.
In cells of the immune system, inflammatory stimuli trigger highly coordinated cascades of gene activation that are precisely calibrated to the nature and strength of the stimulus.
Swallowing is a highly coordinated cascade of events, involving 30 pairs of muscles, six pairs of cranial/cervical nerves, and brain-stem and cortical swallowing centers, that results int he passage of ingested materials and oropharyngeal secretions into the esophagus.
A new theory making the rounds in cosmetic surgery is that a bit of basking under highly tuned cascades of light can reduce wrinkles, remove acne scars and firm up stretch marks.
Viola and Jones [11] proposed a highly efficient cascade-structured detector architecture where each stage is a boosting classifier that is trained to reject a moderate fraction of the remaining background examples, while retaining a large fraction of the target examples.
Cellular signal transduction involves highly coordinated cascades of events.
