The exchange of heat between the body and surrounding temperature is regulated constantly by physiological control.
In wasps foraging on pears, the Tth (mean ∼31.5°C) was regulated constantly high and nearly independent from Ta (Fig. 5B).
In fungi, the integrity of the β- 1,3 -glucan chitin cell wall scaffold is monitored and regulated constantly to ensure cell viability.
Mammalian body temperature is regulated constantly by a fine balance between heat loss and generation (5); thermoregulatory homeostasis is achieved via behavioral and physiologic effector responses.
It is well known that plants, like animals, must constantly regulate and transport nutrients to survive.
But what we found that wasn't known before is that animals constantly regulate these movements to optimize sensory input". For humans, active sensing includes feeling around in the dark for the bathroom light switch, or bobbling an object up and down in our hands to figure out how much it weighs.
In "Lagos: A City at Work," a new book of photographs and essays published by a local bookshop, David Aradeon, a professor of architecture at the University of Lagos, writes, "The people who use public space in the city and those who are supposed to regulate its use are constantly reasserting their personal interests above and beyond the common interest, and that is really what the city is about.
According to the new theory, all living forms are not immutable throughout time, but the result of a long evolutionary process constantly regulated by natural selection (Mayr 2004); in the case of modern humans, a journey that started probably five to eight million years ago (Wood 2005; Jurmain et al. 2009).
Through asceticism and the Franciscan fellowship, food was constantly regulated.
While his body constantly regulates this through a muscle in the scrotum, things like hot tubs and saunas can quickly overheat the scrotum.
"[The gut] is also the hardest working part of the immune system… as it is constantly regulating what is going on," she says.
