Thus, we cannot exclude the possibility that some of our findings were affected by the slow kinetics of cholinergic input and breakdown or by the spatial properties of this input which, if anything, resembled 'volume' (extrasynaptic) transmission more than 'wired' innervation by cholinergic synapses [ 101].
Trees become more dependent on nutrient cycling within the forest ecosystem when canopy closure is reached, receiving inputs from breakdown of forest litter and the atmosphere (Carnol and Bazgir [2013]).
As shown in Figure2, the phase difference between the RF voltage and current decreases and becomes smaller by increasing input power after gas breakdown.
The most striking change is already evident: gesture-based text input is helping to breakdown our old tappety-tap keyboard habits — with software like Swype and, more recently, a startup such as Minuum.
FSW – female sex worker, HR-MSM – high-risk men who have sex with men. Figure 1 shows cost breakdown by input type across all areas studied.
For example, while overall birth rate figures could have been obtained from publicly available datasets for countries that did not supply them, the birth rate input also required a breakdown according to different age groups, necessitating imputations that could only be taken from another country where these had been reported.
In terms of breakdowns by activity, harder to reach typologies show a similar proportional breakdown of inputs as fixed location groups.
For future research, the case can be considered with machine breakdown, fuzzy data input.
These temporal profiles were probably dictated by a combination of network responses to changes in cholinergic input, ACh mixing kinetics, ACh breakdown kinetics, and, possibly, the kinetics of potential adaptive processes.
The input voltage was about 80 V (breakdown voltage 600 V and breakdown electric current 0.01 A in r.m.s).
In addition, in the usual cases of spark breakdown, time-dependent energy input is a more realistic assumption than instantaneous energy input (see [31, 32]).
