He argues for this by presenting evidence that input systems are modular, where modularity is marked by a cluster of psychologically interesting properties the most interesting and important of these being informational encapsulation, as discussed in §1.
Here on the Lummi Reservation, for example, the tribe is desperate to replace its cluster of dilapidated modular buildings where children from kindergarten to high school are educated.
There has been some discussion that promoters and enhancers are alike in terms of their modular structure as clusters of TFBSs [ 32]; however, a recent study reported differences in terms of the pattern of histone modifications [ 40].
These are built in a modular way, each module being a cluster of binding sites for the transcription factors that control the level, the location and the time at which gene transcription takes place.
The activity was mapped to a cluster of cryptic, quorum-sensing-regulated modular polyketide synthase (PKS) genes.
When they arrived at the Afghan base, in the Syed Khurram district of Paktia Province, they found the soldiers and policemen sipping chai, spread out across the compound, a series of modular buildings clustered on a barren patch of sloped land.
In Cicero, Ill., Studio Gang Architects envisions turning an abandoned factory site into a cluster of shops and apartments, with housing units than can be reconfigured in modular fashion, allowing families to expand or shrink their living space as their needs change.
A cluster of pathologies?
There is a reception desk, a fridge of drinks for customers, a few clusters of modular white tables and chairs of the kind you might find in a loft apartment that was not quite as cool as it thought it was, and a couple of low display cases containing photos of two dozen properties for sale and for let.
