Sentence examples for how information passes from inspiring English sources
After we passed through the cell, we came to this huge brain made of what looked like glass and plastic, with hoses and dots of differently colored lights showing how information passes through the brain and what part of the body it impacts.
In contrast to functional connectivity studies, DCM estimates 'effective connectivity', that is, how the activity in one region causes activity changes in another, thereby modelling how information passes through networks.
This is how information is passed; by word of mouth, transplantee to dialysis patient.
She wrote, "I think that the social media networking has made all of the difference in the world - and changed the fabric of how information is passed.
This overlap of functions illustrates how information is passed from one function to the next, connecting cellular functions.
Thus, there is currently no account of how information is passed through these regions or how they interact with one another.
Previous studies showed that bipolar cells rely on the action of proteins called RGSs to control how information is passed from rods and cones to ON bipolar cells.
They are used to examine the organisation of different functions within the cell, showing how information is passed through physical interactions to enable the system to function as a whole.
In this respect, it is of interest that we observed a functional coupling between the left FFG and left ITG in nonimpaired but not dyslexic readers, which could explain how information is passed indirectly from the FFG to the left IFG pars opercularis in nonimpaired reading.
The orchestration of such heterogeneous problem solvers can be divided into two subproblems: (1) When and how are various reasoning modes invoked? and (2) How is information passed between various reasoning modes?
The case against Mr. Chiasson, however, will put prosecutors to the test by requiring them to show how that information passed through multiple layers remained confidential.
