The models were implemented in MATLAB-Simulink®, where they interacted to reciprocally provide information.
Humans have coevolved with a complex community of bacterial species also referred to as the microbiome, which reciprocally provides critical contributions to human metabolism and immune system development.
The hippocampal scene model, for instance, could reciprocally provide top-down expectations or priors onto early visual cortex (Chadwick et al. 2013).
NEMDBs can also contribute toward the elucidation of the origin and migration of populations, acting as platforms for comparative genomic studies that can reciprocally provide insights into, for example, the demographic history of human populations, patterns of their migration and admixture, gene/mutation flow, etc. [Patrinos, 2006].
These genes evolve reciprocally and provide the genetic basis for certain types of coevolution.
The analysis of this reciprocally inhibitory network provided the motivation for the current study.
Joint morphological and biomechanical analyses of the same anatomical data provided two reciprocally illuminating arrays of information.
With this type of chip, the physical aspects of species interactions can be resolved such that we understand the mechanisms by which swarming soil bacteria can drive the dispersal of non-mobile fungi, and reciprocally how fungi provide physical bridges for the bacteria to cross air gaps in the soil (Ingham et al., 2011).
In other words, these few studies stated above proved that scaffolding is not a necessarily unidirectional type of assistance from an expert to a novice learner, but it can be also a bidirectional verbal support provided and received reciprocally by two or more novice learners in collaborative writing, including peer review.
(Reciprocally, so would Albert's system, provided we made no interfering measurements there).
The use of a single set of homologous coordinates to analyze both the anatomical and mechanical aspects of the functional morphology of damselfish feeding provided two useful and reciprocally illuminating arrays of information.
