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The first timescale refers to the phase-separation process which is roughly given by the time it takes to de-mix an initially homogeneous lipid layer and form small domains.
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Additionally, we estimated divergence on the shorter timescale (referred to as small dN, small dS in the main text and Text S1) between S. cerevisiae and S. paradoxus using PAML [40].
The most obvious are the simple issues of workload and timescale, as referred to in the detailed accounts cited above, for example the RMIT case apparently took two years to resolve and a significant amount of academic staff time in preparation for and attendance at court hearings (Zobel 2004).
N and CH3 CPMG experiments (Lundström et al., 2007b; Vallurupalli et al., 2007) on apoSOD12SH allow characterization of two additional millisecond timescale processes, referred to as processes III and IV.
Operating at a different timescale than the circadian clock, 'interval timing' refers to a clock system that manifests at seconds-to-minutes-long intervals and governs behavioral/cognitive processes such as short-lived behavioral responses, attention, decision-making, and memory11.
This simple modification instructed participants to respond based on the previous 24 h by adjustment of the timescale to which items referred.
The spatial aspect refers to distributed coding across multiple neurons in the cortex, while the temporal aspect pertains to the timescale of this process.
Article 50 simply refers to the agreement on exit "taking account of the framework for future relationship with the Union". Given the timescale involved, especially the need for any agreement to be ratified by the member states, it seems unlikely much more than an outline of a future framework deal will be agreed to by the time the Article 50 negotiations conclude in fall 2018.
Most of these records display, since the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM), several major intervals of rapid sea-level rise over timescales of several centuries, referred to as melt water pulses, in the uppermost Pleistocene.
At each discrete time‐step of the simulation (refer to "Timescales and Granularity") factors in the agent's environment may change, prompting an agent to respond accordingly.
Especially relevant are aspects that refer to the timescale of patterns evoked by stimuli with various temporal properties and aspects that refer to the stimulus time-locking of these patterns.
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