But you could eat this way flexibly, trying to steer plans toward brunch or lunch while making exceptions for occasional dinner get-togethers.
Here, they found that the brain controls this speed flexibly based on two factors: external sensory inputs and adjustment of internal states, which correspond to knowledge about the rules of the task being performed.
This database flexibly uses information technology to collect patient data, entered at the point of care (e.g., home, inpatient hospice, assisted living facility, nursing home).
This was flexibly implemented over time, with snowball sampling included to identify harder to reach, more disadvantaged participants and to search for disconfirming perspectives.
Finally, if the underlying choice mechanism is based on fully developed diagnostic reasoning, the macaques should apply this skill flexibly and generalise it to other cause effect relationships, for instance if a reward is hidden under a hollow cup instead of a board.
Thus, according to this model, during execution of the current episode u, the most anterior portions of the PFC maintain (in a distractor-resistant fashion) pending information from a yet more temporally distant episode, enabling this information to be flexibly retrieved when this episode is re-instantiated.
We apply this approach to flexibly redirect flux through a complex branched metabolic pathway in yeast.
The numerical experiments show that this method can flexibly generate microburst with any maximum wind velocity, and the error meet the requirement set by the user.
We designed this algorithm to flexibly detect clusters without assumptions about the underlying cell distribution within a cluster or the number and sizes of clusters.
As implemented in GIGI-Pick, this method also flexibly allows initial manual selection of subjects and optimizes selections within the constraint that only some subjects might be available for sequencing.
