Sentence examples for propagating global from inspiring English sources

Our "hybrid" UQ methodology supports independent development of the most suitable UQ method, intrusive or non-intrusive, for each physics module by providing an algorithmic framework to couple these "stochastic" modules for propagating "global" uncertainties.

Thus the spatiotemporal integration of Ca2+ bursts may serve as a filter via which cellular signals may be sorted into either abortive local events or propagating global Ca2+ signals via lysosome-S/ER junctions (47, 48), analogous to the mitochondrial-S/ER junctions conferred by mitofusin 2-dependent interorganellar bridges (28).

Importantly, NAADP-dependent Ca 2+ bursts primarily arise from lysosomes in the perinuclear region of PASMCs and appear to promote rapid, local Ca 2+ transients that are of sufficient size to activate clusters of SR resident ryanodine receptor subtype 3 (RyR3) and thus initiate, in an all-or-none manner, a propagating global Ca 2+ wave.

The inheritance of inverted ciliary rows reported by Beisson and Sonneborn, by contrast, is a clear-cut example of local information, in the form of the relation between mother and daughter centrioles, giving rise to a stably propagating global structure (the inverted ciliary row).

Thus, as mentioned above, the subtype of RyR and/or IP3R targeted to lysosome-S/ER junctions may act as the final determinant of outcome and in a cell-specific manner, by providing for variations in the "margin of safety" with respect to the initiation of propagating global Ca2+ signals that may be determined both by the threshold for activation and gain conferred by the "coupled" receptor.

Thereby cells may determine whether a given signal remains local or is converted into a propagating global signal.

Intensifying river floods caused by global warming may hamper national economies worldwide, with effects propagating through global trade and supply networks, a new study says.

We propose efficient and effective filtering algorithms for propagating this global constraint.

He praised Pope Francis's encyclical on the environment, a sweeping, nearly 200-page document that calls for leaders to phase out dependence on fossil fuels and criticises consumerism and consumption that propagates global warming.

Then they go home to propagate their global lessons, like the former Global Scholar who's now helping to foster cross-border entrepreneurship in adjoining areas of the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium.

Certain conditions in the atmosphere must also change for the impacts of El Niño to propagate through the global climate system.