To test the internal orienting and hippocampal coupling hypotheses, we used a memory task including encoding and retrieval of both internally-generated (internal condition—Int) and externally-presented (external condition Ext) events (Figure 1).
Obtained parameters are then used to model a co-flow planar single cell under internally reforming conditions assuming the interconnect walls as adiabatic.
The most causal cluster of the proteome network was enriched for chaperone proteins, reflecting a cellular response to internally changing conditions.
The function of redundant pathways under internally perturbed conditions, such as in the host cell during infection, provides important insights into metabolic network structure.
Earthquake-related factors were: proximity to the epicentre (resident in the earthquake epicentre, remainder earthquake zone, unaffected areas), damages to the house, (past or present) internally displaced condition, parents' loss of job.
Alloys that are internally oxidized under conditions of local equilibrium have concentration profiles that must satisfy certain conditions.
However, under IC4 condition, internally cured samples with 20% replacement showed about 29% higher compressive strength than control samples.
Regardless of these problems and the extreme environments and changing power conditions (internally and externally) of the satellites the subsystems must still be maintained within the specified temperature limits.
In the time of Shakespeare, "complexion" carried both outward and inward meanings, as did the word "temperate" (externally, a weather condition; internally, a balance of humours).
Since gene expression may be used to internally represent environmental conditions and mediate long-term physiological outputs such as longevity, we next asked to what extent expression in individual neurons correlates with lifespan across food levels.
