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This indicates that the timing of regulation is less important than the 'wiring' of the system in specifying its dynamical behaviour so we were able to use the less computationally expensive synchronous updates of the model for all subsequent runs which is a useful technical aspect but it implies a much more subtle point.

These chronic changes in functional set points would correspond in the terminology of complex adaptive systems to becoming "stuck" in a more rigid and less adaptive dynamical attractor pattern [ 10, 20, 23, 145].

A dissipative system here is one for which the energy dissipated inside the dynamical system is less than the energy supplied from the external source.

This can be done in the following way: As the variation of the dynamical variables within a cluster is much less than that between two clusters most of the time during a cycle (Fig. 2), the neurons belonging to different clusters can be differentiated by measuring the temporal correlation of their dynamical variables.

The dynamical mapping M x) contains all the information about the dynamical regime in which the network operates.

The numerical results indicate that the dynamical response and the stress at lower location of air intake are less than the upper location.

Since the geometric structure in the general theory of relativity is part of the dynamical problem, the theoretic and physicalcoordinate systems are also part of the dynamical problem.

However, the nonlinear behaviour of the dynamical phenomena involving these variables adds difficulty to dynamical models to predict CWT.

It can be shown that the dynamical impact, defined by, is less than 6% for Si crystallite dimensions ∼1 µm, giving some guidance for the influence.

The other, no less important characteristic of the dynamical properties of quasiparticle, is the tensor of reciprocal effective mass.

Canonical models are also expected to be useful to study the dynamical relaying mechanisms with the advantage of being more comprehensible although less biologically plausible.