Our model is dynamic in the sense that distributed CRs reach self-organizing stable coalition structures (where no two coalitions have an incentive to merge) through a time-evolving sequence of steps.
For PRs like Bernadette, their identities came into conflict with the formal expectations of a research project, and their marginalization was only heightened by the expectation to be organized, stable, and highly functioning.
DNA nanotechnology, specifically, is an example of bottom-up molecular self-assembly, in which molecular components spontaneously organize into stable structures; the particular form of these structures is induced by the physical and chemical properties of the components selected by the designers.
Injection in Xenopus laevis oocytes of regionally methylated plasmids has shown that a few methylated cytosines can inhibit a flanking promoter but a threshold of modified sites is required to organize a stable, diffusible chromatin structure.
We propose that, in addition to changes in the activity of individual CA1 neurons, their ability to rapidly and flexibly organize in stable cellular assemblies underlies the process of learning and memory.
The MYD88 L265P was biologically the most potent mutant and was unique in its ability to organize a stable signalling complex containing phosphorylated IRAK1, which was suggested to account for its high prevalence in lymphomas.
The health territory is an active space of self-organization and self-adaptation within a nonlinear dynamical system following the principles of organized complexity; stable frontier depends on the efficacy of resetting mechanisms.
Indeed, studies of human newborn and very young infants indicate highly organized and stable perceptual functions.
Employees should also "be organized in stable hierarchies where they are evaluated primarily through the judgment of their superiors".
At home David organized a stable administration based largely on Egyptian models and, according to tradition, carried out a census of the population.
