They can instantaneously compare the consequences of potential moves.
The computational results of the proposed model show that there is a decrease in total cost from the non-instantaneously deteriorating items compared with instantaneously deteriorating items.
Specifically, calcium signaling in situ occurred virtually instantaneously with loading as compared to the time-delayed signaling previously observed in cell-gel constructs (Han et al. 2012).
Show creators Andrew Haigh and Michael Lannan joined Ricky to discuss the comparison, and Haigh said, "I think it's tough when you're constantly compared to another show instantaneously without people actually watching the show".
We have also compared the performances using 1000 randomly generated instantaneously random 10-gene PBNs with 2 context BNps, generated similarly as the BNps in the previous subsection.
Reperfusion after 5-min hindlimb ischemia instantaneously increased flow velocity (i.e. reactive hyperaemia) compared with baseline femoral artery flow, followed by a rapid decay to baseline values at around 3 min. The increase in flow velocity was associated with a delayed increase in femoral arterial vasodilation that peaked at 1 min after reperfusion.
Surprisingly, in alcoholics recovered from ASH, an alcohol excess may almost instantaneously lead to MDB recurrence, a situation which has been compared to an immunologic response and termed "toxic memory" (Jensen and Gluud 1994; Denk et al. 2000).
They proposed an instantaneously decodable binary network coding scheme and showed its improved transmission efficiency compared to the existing ARQ and network-coding-based schemes.
When the nuclear motion (or, more generally, the motion of heavy particles such as atoms or entire molecules where only the transferring electrons and/or protons need to be treated quantum mechanically) is sufficiently slow or when the nuclear coupling terms are negligible compared to the electronic couplings V nk, the electron subsystem responds instantaneously to such a motion.
