Kenneth was quartered in a grassy enclosure under rowan trees bright with berries, and we in interconnecting rooms with antique wooden beds and hot showers.
The considerable number of target genes with functions in carbon utilization and nutrient signal perception suggests a crucial function in interconnecting nutrient with light signalling.
The controller plays an important role not only in interconnecting the client with cloud hosts but in dispatching jobs to the ideal cloud host.
The NPC is organized in interconnected subcomplexes with distinct functions.
Residential areas – in particular gated communities – and commercial ones, such as university campuses, leisure centres, tourist and cultural areas, represent "real" capsules which, in turn, interconnect with "virtual" ones that are always accessible through the internet and social networks.
Generally, a wider distribution in interconnect diameter was observed with higher levels of PFPA incorporation.
Nevertheless, repetitive TMS applied over M1 does not only evoke metabolic changes in cortex underneath the stimulation coil, but also in brain regions interconnected with the stimulation site (Chouinard et al., 2003; Lee et al., 2003; Bestmann et al., 2005).
But, the argument goes, in biological systems the causal role of genes is in fact tightly interconnected with the roles of many other factors (often loosely lumped together as "environmental").
The (BAM) neural network model, proposed by Kosko [19, 20] is a two-layered nonlinear feedback network model, where the neurons in one layer always interconnect with the neurons in the another layer, while there are no interconnections among neurons in the same layer.
The optimization algorithm is written in Excel Macro interconnected with the ChemCad process flow-sheet simulator.
