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.
In the isolated and cultured mouse allantois, in absence of VE-cadherin, the vessels form a primitive vascular network but they fail to organize stable connections, the vascular rudiments regress and the network collapses [41].
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.
Mondo Media, another YouTube giant (1.14 billion views), has organized its stable of inventive, often obscene cartoon series into convenient playlists on its new channel, Mondo.
These Space-Time Budgets are, for example, organized around stable location periods and travel periods instead of around fixed one hour time units (Browning et al. [2014]; Browning and Soller [2014]).
Hydrogels were fabricated with integrin binding sites and protease-sensitive substrates to mimic the natural provisional extracellular matrices, and endothelial cells cultured in these hydrogels organized into stable, intricate networks of capillary-like structures.
They are organized in stable territorial harems in which one or a few males dominate the females [42].
