Recombinant chimeras were designed to favor their oriented covalent attachment.
The study indicates that Ca2+ incorporation within the hydrogel provides the nucleation sites for hydroxyapatite crystals and subsequently regulates their oriented growth.
In this way, they were not impaired in their orienting and social behavior outside experimental sessions, and fixed reference HRTFs could be used for every owl that participated in the behavioral experiment.
ASD participants oriented to faces and eyes more often than amygdala patients but they did not modulate their orienting depending on task demands, an ability which probably depends on cortical functions (Birmingham, Cerf & Adolphs, 2011).
Furthermore, the possibility has been raised of the operation of a "swarm intelligence",, or "group cognition", by means of which roots, through their oriented collective motion (via directional growth), optimize interaction with their environment.
The younger people mentor or coach the older adults by addressing their situated questions, highlighting and correcting their mistakes, orienting their attention to the key concepts and scenes, dealing with their misunderstanding, and explaining the phenomena.
Sales leaders armed with this data were able to shift their approach, orienting their teams to appeal to customers by emphasizing service, quality and long-term relationships.
As the hairs grow, their follicles orient themselves to minimize differences with their neighbors.
Still unbeaten on their travels, Orient made a flying start as Scott Cuthbert headed home from Dean Cox's corner.
It is still a bit clumsy for someone to find the QR code reader on their phone, orient and scan it.
