Sentence examples for recurrent activities from inspiring English sources

The presence of several regional unconformities implies recurrent activities of the arc-bisecting fault system and progressive deformation of the forearc region.

The direct cost for the intervention included food and micronutrient supplements, staff, training and meeting, administration, capital, community volunteer time, and recurrent activities.

Medication management involves key recurrent activities (determine need, prescribe, dispense, administer, and monitor/evaluate) with information communicated within and between each.

The intervention was implemented by a non-governmental organization and targeted parents with children aged 13-16 years old and included recurrent activities during the entire period of secondary school.

Medication management involves key recurrent activities: determine need; prescribe; dispense; administer; and monitor/evaluate with information communicated within and between each activity [ 2, 14- 17]; medication communication is therefore embedded within the framework; whereas, our research seeks to draw it out.

Alternatively, there is evidence for electrotonic coupling between pyramidal cell axons and this would be expected to enhance the recurrent activity triggered by mossy fiber-driven activation of CA3 neurons.

Supporters of the global neuronal workspace model (Dehaene 2000) have argued that consciousness of any sort can occur only when contents are activated with a large scale pattern of recurrent activity involving frontal and parietal areas as well as primary sensory areas of cortex.

It is anticipated that learning is a recurrent activity and the students' profiles are consolidated in multiple visits.

One particular recent controversy has concerned the issue of whether global or merely local recurrent activity is sufficient for phenomenal consciousness.

Specifically, the thermal and rainfall gradients between the coast and mountain locations (e.g. low-high thermal amplitude, low-high precipitation gradient) affect the reproductive phenology of trees (Frangi et al. 2005), i.e. seasonally recurrent activity, such as the timing of plant flowering.

Others in particular the psychologist Victor Lamme (2006) and the philosopher Ned Block (2007) have argued that local recurrent activity between higher and lower areas within sensory cortex (e.g. with visual cortex) can suffice for phenomenal consciousness even in the absence of verbal reportability and other indicators of access consciousness.