The emphasis is on the role of intention in modulating the epigenetic landscapes to the emerging forms of infant motor development and how the evolution of attractor landscape dynamics in infancy arises from the multiple time scales of constraints to action.
Linear scaling of the constraints for the elements of v leads to a linear scaling of the outcome of optimizing z.
These categories were adapted from two previous typologies of scaling up Hanson and colleagues' typology of constraints to scaling up [ 18], and Simmons and Shiffman's typology of components affecting scale-up success [ 19].
They should form an integral part of any outcome monitoring efforts but are often omitted from large-scale registries because of constraints on the amount of data these registries can collect.
Notice, though, that the complexity of the proposed optimization problems, more specifically the number of constraints, scales linearly with the size of each set (T_{u}^{s}); hence, one should avoid unnecessary oversampling of (T_{u}^{s}) to reduce computational complexity.
At a medium-term evolutionary scale the range of constraint (f, proportion of nonlethal nonsynonymous mutations as calculated by SNiPRE) was relatively narrow (table 2) and did not differ between the NA and nonNA TLRs (t4.9 = 1.2246, P = 0.28).
The competitiveness of woody biomass in central and district heating is analyzed in a model selecting the least-cost heating technology and scale in municipalities given a set of constraints and under different fuels price scenarios.
Given the non-dimensional T-function for a material, the scaling of fracture toughness values for constraint loss involves only simple function evaluations, making the method suitable for use in more global simulations of fracture events, e.g. parametric studies to exam a wide range of crack sizes, locations and loadings.
This proposed operation framework not only reduces the scale of variables and constraints, but also limits the start-stop times of the thermal units in Intra-Day dispatching.
Software giant Oracle shed 4.6% and Siebel Systems fell 5.1%, after Goldman Sachs analyst Rick Sherlund cut his estimates on both stocks, saying the scale of capital spending constraints in 2002 may not be fully recognized in Wall Street estimates.
