Ramirez and Oakley also plan to compare opsins from the skin and eyes of different species, in order to see how they are related, and to determine whether these non-visual light responses co-opted existing opsins, or evolved independently.
Many scientists co-opt existing technologies, like the Nintendo Wii or the Microsoft Kinect, for research purposes.
Regarding the perfect implementing of the proposed system, we may opt existing distributed framework Hadoop and its compatible programming tools like MapReduce or NoSQL, or any cloud-based HPC to touch most or all the data.
However, in order to analyze multi-Terabyte EHR databases in cloud, the BDA part in the present system may opt existing significant distributed architecture Hadoop based on programming models like MapReduce, NoSQL, etc., or some new designed approaches based on High Performance Computing (HPC) that may touch most or all of the data.
Whether it's via sock puppeting to spread misinformation, or provoking and co-opting existing online subcultures to pressgang an impromptu troll army to flood mainstream social media with targeted abuse, or crafting a carefully worded email campaign to apply collective pressure on corporates to withdraw ad support from their targets.
Brain metastases can induce neovascularization, with leaky vessels, but can also co-opt existing brain vasculature, with near-normal BBB, particularly in the tumor-infiltrated BAT [ 35].
Early observations in human brain tissue that demonstrated how a subset of tumors initially grow by co-opting existing host vessels inspired Holash et al. to do further studies in murine models 5– 14.
Our experiments show that BlinkFS outperforms approaches that co-opt existing energy-proportional distributed file systems (DFSs) for intermittent power, particularly at low steady power levels and high levels of intermittency.
Third, non-angiogenic NSCLCs (Pezzella et al, 1997) that show an alveolar pattern of growth may metastasize, and do not merely co-opt existing vasculature in the brain, but instead develop a more angiogenic phenotype with haphazardly arranged vessels.
Interestingly, vessel co-option has been described in brain, lung and liver metastases and is a process whereby, instead of inducing new blood vessel formation, tumours co-opt existing local blood vessels as they invade into the surrounding host tissue (Pezzella et al, 1996; Holash et al, 1999; Vermeulen et al, 2001; Leenders et al, 2004; Sardari Nia et al, 2007).
Thus, Dehaene and Cohen hypothesize that the human brain has co-opted the existing function of regions that evolved to perform tasks associated with our evolutionary lineage e.g., recognizing natural objects in the environment.
