The notion of "knots" is introduced to explore how sociotechnical entanglements interlinking elements from distinct levels of the societal fabric become stabilized and shape subsequent developments.
This paper focuses upon both groups of systems and demonstrates not only how soft coasts respond to environmental stimuli over a variety of time scales but also how this inheritance shapes subsequent development.
The reactions to Becker's human capital suggest two important aspects that would shape the subsequent development of human capital research.
Finally, translocation of the transcription factor NFκB to the nucleus provides the signal for up regulation of cytokines, chemokines and co-stimulatory molecules which shape the subsequent development of immune responses.
The Chaitanya movement, an intensely emotional form of Hinduism inspired by the medieval saint Chaitanya (1485 1533), shaped the subsequent development of Bengali poetry until the early 19th century, when contact with the West sparked a vigorous creative synthesis.
The Caitanya movement, an intensely emotional form of Hinduism inspired by the medieval saint Caitanya (1485 1533), shaped the subsequent development of Bengali poetry until the early 19th century, when contact with the West sparked a vigorous creative synthesis.
Myocardial infarction (MI) often leads to adverse ventricular remodeling resulting in changes involving the size, shape, and function of heart, and the subsequent development of heart failure [ 1, 12].
Although details such as faces and hands continued to be described chiefly by means of line, in a subsequent development drapery and other shapes were modeled in terms of light and shade.
Figure 7 shows the injected embryos and their subsequent development.
This may indicate that development until that stage is shaped predominantly by QTL with effects large enough to be detected by QTL mapping, whereas the subsequent development might require more fine-tuning orchestrated by smaller effect QTL that escape detection.
