Since normal manometry data have not been published for children, non propagating clusters may or may not be normal in our patients.
At first, says McCarthy, the team supposed it would "sprinkle the method all over the organization," propagating innovation clusters that were familiar with the IDEO way and could initiate projects on their own.
Depending on the relationships of these coupling parameters, the network can support three general classes of sustained firing patterns: clustering, propagating waves, and repetitive spiking that may show little regularity or correlation.
The present study unveils that the underlying mechanism of plastic deformation is through the rearrangement of atoms, characterized by the sudden surge in kinetic energy or strain rate of a local region, and that the shear banding is a stress-driven dynamic coalescence of these rearranging clusters, propagating in the speed of a shear wave.
In the dilute dense coexisting falling flow, the pressure fluctuations in the dilute flow region originated from particle clusters, propagating downward as a pressure wave; however, the pressure fluctuations in the dense flow region originated from rising gas bubbles, propagating upward.
We have observed compelling evidence of GC clusters propagating within the mitochondrial genome and being horizontally transferred between species.
We note that since the clusters are coupled bi-directionally, we cannot determine that the activity during mutual events was initiated individually in one cluster and propagated to the other cluster.
Moreover, the presented routing approach maintains a mapping of each node's cluster association, propagating this information in existing routing messages only when changes occur.
The supervised local weight is found by first using a spectral clustering algorithm (Chung [17]) on the unlabeled target information and propagating labels to the clusters from the labeled target information.
This "selfish cluster" hypothesis postulates that horizontal gene transfer is an important mechanism for propagating and maintaining gene clusters in eukaryotes, reminiscent of the "selfish operon" hypothesis proposed in prokaryotes [ 56].
