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DNA replication control mechanisms ensure that genomic information is replicated exactly once per cell cycle (Sclafani and Holzen 2007).
Biological information is replicated as the two strands are separated.
This is in part achieved by wrapping DNA around histone proteins to form chromatin, which can regulate how genes are expressed, DNA information is replicated and segregated during cell division, and DNA damage is sensed and repaired.
The dashboard, in addition to the conventional information, is able to provide the rider information about the vehicle status: in case of a critical event warning messages were shown on the dashboard using fixed icons and then the information was replicated on the additional SIM dashboard, and/or sent to the HUD and/or communicated to the rider through the acoustic system integrated in the helmet.
In the case of diversity, information (or signal) is replicated times and each copy is transmitted over one of the available bands as shown in Figure 1.
If the rank of the content is among the best 30% the corresponding unit is replicated, so popular units are more likely to be replicated, but popularity information from neighbors is ignored.
It is this templating process that enables hereditary information to be replicated accurately and passed down through the generations.
Information may also be replicated off-path if the information through its local RH is registered.
The critical question was whether the pattern of results obtained in Experiment 1 (ADAN of similar size for effector and direction cues; reliable LDAP for both types of cues, but larger LDAP amplitudes in the effector information condition) would be replicated in Experiment 2 under conditions of full response information, and no spatial uncertainty.
Therefore, we wanted to test whether or not effects on decisional conflict and higher patient information status could be replicated in this context.
The information hasn't been replicated to DNS.
