During this period neural migration, synapse generation, dendritic sprouting, axonal pruning, and the elaboration of the myelin sheath (myelination) shape, organize, and provide the neural architecture necessary for behavioral and cognitive functioning (Durston and Casey 2006).
The choreography (with elegant costumes by Mr. Happel) abounds in visually striking groupings, tableaus, lines and shapes, organized with fluency.
It has first been described as a vague four-layered cortex coexisting with a band of ectopic neurons of diverse sizes and shapes organized in columns or clusters lying in a reduced rim of white matter, or as two-layered [ 8, 52, 141].
Our results provide further support that the coordinated activation of cortical networks during behavior shapes the organized pattern of correlated spontaneous activity at rest.
A second stage, characterized by a visualization of the gods as human in shape and organized in a polity of a primitive democratic cast in which each deity had his or her special offices and functions, overlaid and conditioned the religious forms and characteristics of the earlier stage during the 3rd millennium bce.
We observed that despite apparently random pseudopodia formation, the remodeling of the cell shape was organized into three distinct ordered patterns: elongation, rotation, and oscillation.
Mr. Ilachinski uses those "Improvisations" as the starting point for "Interactions," in which straight and curved lines, soft and hard-edged colors, crisp and indistinct shapes are organized in elaborate engagements.
Shapes are organized into structures.
X-ray crystallography and electron microscopy, coupled with biochemical and single molecule methods are continuing to provide a wealth of mechanistic information on how DNA remodeling factors are employed to dynamically shape and organize the genome.
Filaments of a protein called actin are normally found outside the nucleus, where they help give the cell its overall shape and organize its contents.
