MHP/RT suggests that the cyclic processes should define strong constraints on sustainable innovation; as far as the cyclic processes function in utilizing an artifact implemented in a technological innovation, it should survive, otherwise it should fade away.
Examining the processes utilized by language learners in composing helps identify how these processes function in writing among writers.
The data suggest that the leaves were trying to reduce processes functioning in normal condition and re-direct the whole system on responding to stress.
In particular, the simultaneous reduction in leaf and induction in root of photosynthesis as well as secondary metabolism suggests the possibility of biological processes functioning in an opposite and tissue-specific manner.
The phrase 'computer rituals' sounds like an oxymoron: How can a cold set of numbers and digital processes function in a similar vein to a tribal or religious ceremony?
Understanding how these regulatory processes function in iPSCs would help to accelerate the basic research and clinical applications of iPSCs [5].
To date, however, very little research has attempted to systematically describe exactly how the exclusionary processes function in relation to maternal health services.
After the act was shelved, Cary Sherman, chief executive of the Recording Industry Association of America RIAAA), which represents music labels, wrote a blistering article in the New York Times attacking Wikipedia and Google for spreading misinformation in order to cause a "digital tsunami" that "raised questions about how the democratic process functions in the digital age".
Secondly, the retrieval process functions, in both systems, to support the operation of dynamic networks biochemical regulatory networks in cells and, in computers, the virtual networks (of CPU instructions) that the CPU travels through while executing computer programs.
This process functions in a manner analogous to 3D reconstruction of organs or tissues from two-dimensional (2D) stacks of medical images.
