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The timing and dynamics of these events are determined through a combination of basal thermomechanical switching spatially propagated and amplified through longitudinal coupling, but are modulated and phase-lagged to the oscillations within the NGRIP record of climate forcing.

The proposed approach is predicated upon the idea of coordinating feedback controller synthesis and switching between multiple, spatially-distributed control actuator configurations.

Bergh, H. S. et al. Electrochromic multilayer devices with spatially coordinated switching.

They contain both continuous and discrete elements, with switching events that are spatially driven by unilateral constraints at ground contact and impulse-like forces that occur at foot touchdown.

In research published in 2003, they used a series of visual puzzles to demonstrate that individuals who played action games at least four days per week for a minimum of one hour per day were better than non-gamers at rapidly processing complex information, estimating numbers of objects, controlling where their attention was focused spatially, and switching rapidly between tasks.

This work proposes a methodology for coordinating feedback controller synthesis and actuator configuration switching in control of spatially-distributed processes, described by highly dissipative partial differential equations (PDEs) with actuator constraints.

To propagate a beat down the axoneme, activity states of the dyneins on the two sides must switch in a spatially and temporally controlled manner.

All fixed and switched sites are spatially distributed evenly along the linear SSC3 sequence (fig. 5).

Such a reliable operation would be achieved by spatially separating the switching area in which the individual thickness is different.

Together the different Rab proteins act as molecular switches that spatially and temporally regulate protein trafficking, recycling, and degradation [23].

In C. elegans, the somatic distal tip cell regulates the mitosis-meiosis switch by spatially restricting GLP-1 signalling, which prevents premature meiotic entry (Kimble and Crittenden, 2007).