During a simulation run, the simulator imposes a strict ordering on transition firing such that it creates a two-time scale simulation.
In many implemented scenarios, however, we often chose to represent as much logic as possible using the flowchart and XPDL constructs (e.g., interim decision state nodes and strict use of transition conditions) to preserve a clinician-friendly scenario review.
We believe that this is why Hrs1, the key component of rMTOC, is subject to strict downregulation at the transition from meiotic prophase to MI.
We show that halved embryos follow the same strict clock of developmental transitions as intact embryos, but their potential is not equal.
Considering the stochastic mood concept, thus assuming near-random brain transitions, a strict causality between diagnosis and therapeutic response must be considered as unlikely.
In a strict sense, the opal-quartz transition is not a 'dehydration' reaction, as water is included in opal as H2O molecules (not as hydroxyls).
The difficulty is, however, that the chess universe can be simply and completely specified by the position of the pieces on the board and by the strict rules that guide the transition from one position to another.
Key to such advancements was the incorporation of new discoveries in neuroscience research, the transition away from strict structural replication and towards the functional replication of neural systems, and the use of mathematical theory frameworks to guide algorithm and hardware developments.
Johns Hopkins, which offered the first university-based gender-reassignment program, had very strict rules about qualifications for transition.
Solid leadership skills are much more important during a transition rather than strict business procedures.
