Indeed the operation of direction-selective ganglion cells results from the particular wiring of their starburst amacrine cell inputs (Briggman et al., 2011).
Israel's war in Lebanon, Operation Change of Direction, dominated the world's attention this summer.
U.T. enlisted the University of Chicago to design and build the operation under the direction of Otto Struve, a Russian-born, fourth-generation astronomer who operated the McDonald Observatory for 30 years, ushering it into the U.T.-led era.
With the singular value decomposition (SVD) operation, all direction-of-arrivals (DOAs) are estimated from a polynomial rooting version.
The operation of two ⟨11¯20⟩ glide directions in the basal plane promotes specific, temperature-dependent dislocation reactions, including "pseudo dipoles" formed by attractive dislocations with different Burgers vectors.
The peacetime duties of the Coast Guard involve the inspection of vessels and their equipment and the direction and operation of lighthouses, lightships, buoys, and such electronic navigational aids as loran (long-range navigation) stations and radio beacons.
Many are directly involved in the foundations they support, putting their personal imprimatur on the direction and operation of the ventures that bear their names.
The District People's Committee controls the district health bureau in terms of direction, organizational management, payroll, and operations.
Apple says Ahrendts will be in charge of "the strategic direction, expansion and operation" of both Apple retail and online stores.
The curved lid reduced the size of the satellite droplet by gradually removing the top surface from the fluid droplet, while maintaining the one-direction swipe operation of the device.
By man's nature, as a composite of two substances, the human mind depends upon the body for its operation just as the operation of the body depends upon the direction of the will.
