"Slow" coordinate x, giving the general location of the point.
Suppose that any point is described by two special variables: "Slow" coordinate x, giving the general location of the point "Fast" coordinate ξ∈Y, the location of the point within the periodic cell.
Therefore, this reorganization must occur prior to the attempt, such that the environment (and other "slow" coordinates not including the proton) constitutes the reaction coordinate and determines the activation barrier (Fig. 8b).
"I think what we'll get are piecemeal, slow, poorly coordinated efforts, mostly at the level of cities, nations, and regions rather than the globe as a whole," says Paul Edwards. Edwards states that climate change is indisputably underway.
When he reach the island of Utøya for phase two of the massacre, police were slow to coordinate a response.
David Henderson, of the Association of European Airlines, said that Mr. Bisignani was "perhaps too harsh," but that governments were slow to coordinate and make decisions to close airspace based on the dimensions of the ash cloud, rather than trying to measure its density.
Normal gastrointestinal (GI) motility is fundamental to digestion, with an underlying electrical activity, termed "slow waves," coordinating motility in much of the GI tract.
The wave function can be sought in the form (6). At a fixed value of the slow subsystemz-coordinate, the particle motion is localized in a two-dimensional potential well with the effective variable width (7).
We allowed the system to converge to its stable firing patternand then plotted the slow variable coordinates at these firing transitions as opencircles in the corresponding panels of Figure 3. Thesecoordinates agree well with the singular limit analysis.
The resulting phase plane structure leads us to observe that, given that the sufficient conditions on synaptic weights hold, the rhythm selected by a particular input set is largely determined by the position of the slow variable coordinate of a particular trajectory segment relative to a key value (h_{max}) at the termination of ER activity (Fig. 13).
