From the economist's perspective, the period was marked by the breakdown of a coordinative mechanism of centralized command, the rise of the mixed pressures of tradition and local command characteristic of the feudal manor, and the gradual displacement of those pressures by the material penalties and rewards of an all-embracing market network.
Given our discovery of a circuit that specifically elicits antennal grooming, it would appear that the use of dedicated neurons to command specific movements is a common mechanism of behavioral control in insects.
This section describes how work in flies and other insects suggests that the use of dedicated neurons to command specific movements is a common mechanism of behavioral control in insects.
Indeed, part of what has kept the Party in command over the decades is its pairing of authoritarian imperative with adaptability — a willingness to evolve its mechanisms of control with the technology of the times.
Moreover, based on the actual working mechanism of scramjet, a hysteresis command switching logic is developed.
Taken together, these findings have important implications for the design of command selection mechanisms for pen-based interfaces.
Hierarchy by government presents us with a top-down pattern of human interaction, which builds on the mechanism of 'command and control' of government against citizens.
In addition, IrCOMM interprets flow control commands and utilizes the credit based flow control mechanism of TinyTP in an appropriate fashion.
IL-1β and TNF-α are of particular importance because they play a major role in coordinating mechanisms that command pro-inflammation [ 12, 13].
Optimization of RNA synthesis conditions in vitro will be useful to understand the mechanisms that command such RNA polymerization in vertebrates.
"We need a better mechanism for reporting concerns with classified programs, a way to get information outside of the chain of command, to genuine policy-makers.
