The number of functional NMDA receptors is temporally and spatially regulated at a hierarchy of levels, from gene transcription to protein trafficking.
The goal is to shepherd students through a hierarchy of levels, through good behavior and good grades, and back to their "regular school," as the teenagers call it, in as little as six months.
This extension involves the time integration of the discrete system on a hierarchy of levels, each of which represents a degree of refinement, together with synchronization steps to ensure consistency across levels.
Areas are arranged in a hierarchy of levels, distinguishing for example between a single application, a machine, or a whole network.
As a Platonist Augustine thought in terms of a hierarchy of levels of reality, in which lower levels imitate or reflect the higher levels.
Alexander conceives the world as a hierarchy of levels: space and time sit at the lowest level, and through a process of emergence give rise to the levels of matter, life, mind, and deity.
According to the first pair of systems theory concepts, a general model of complex systems can be expressed in terms of a hierarchy of levels of organization [ 16].
In systems theory, complex systems can be modelled as a hierarchy of levels of organisation, each more complex than its preceding level.
The human body is organized into a hierarchy of level structures (cells, organs and organism) with their hierarchically interrelated functions.
The patch-based AMR algorithm refines in both space and time creating a hierarchy of levels, coarsest to finest.
Although the main/auxiliary memory distinction is broadly useful, memory organization in a computer forms a hierarchy of levels, arranged from very small, fast, and expensive registers in the CPU to small, fast cache memory; larger DRAM; very large hard disks; and slow and inexpensive nonvolatile backup storage.
