We classified these functional devices in six categories: compartmentalization, compartmental environment control, time management, shape management, energy provider and biological signal management devices.
The latter scenario is favored because the simultaneous presence of chlamydial and cyanobacterial homologues of enzymes with the same function over an extended period of time presumably requires compartmentalization, i. e. residence in their original environment, the respective symbionts.
From a biophysical viewpoint, these effects give rise to increased synaptic currents and reduced time constants for calcium compartmentalization in larger spine heads (see refs [5], [20] for review), modulating postsynaptic mechanisms that determine functions such as learning and memory [21] [24].
All the same, his book offers a rare glimpse into the maelstrom of feelings that divorce elicits in the less emotionally articulate sex, as well as a demystifying look at the time-honored strategy of "compartmentalization" that men purportedly resort to in order to deal with conflict.
Thus, equation (1) represents an extension of equation (2) to finite time scales under inclusion of compartmentalization and chemical conversions of protein species.
During that time they were frustrated by the compartmentalization of intelligence, the refusal of analysts to speculate or hypothesize on given information, and what they considered general inexperience in the intelligence personnel.
Inside cells, compartmentalization in space or time targets the different PKC isoforms to different signalling pathways.
Biological membranes are dynamic cellular structures that show a high degree of compartmentalization in space and time.
Mr. Ryan was a master of compartmentalization, Mr. Turow said, adding that as time marches on, "we will all come to terms with the fact there was good George and bad George".
