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(tau_{j}) is the time delay and satisfies (0 le tau_{j} le tau ), where τ is constant; (D_{i} > 0) corresponds to the transmission diffusion coefficient along the neurons.

The smooth functions a i k > 0 and ξ j k > 0 correspond to the transmission diffusion operators along with the i th neurons and the j th neurons, respectively.

τ ( t ) denotes the time-varying delay and satisfies 0 ≤ τ ( t ) ≤ τ ¯, 0 ≤ τ ˙ ( t ) ≤ μ < 1, where τ ¯ and μ are constants; D l = diag ( D 1 l, D 2 l, …, D n l ) with D i l ≥ 0 stands for transmission diffusion operator along the i th neuron.

Participation in organization may serve as a vehicle for the adaptation, likely because transmission and diffusion of knowledge on new technologies are fostered in organizations.

Therefore, all case-patients were identified early in the course of the disease and placed under isolation, which contributed to reduction in the risk of secondary transmission and diffusion (16 ).

The UV visible near infrared (UV VIS NIR) spectra results suggested that the WPUA/ATO coatings could absorb near infrared radiation so that it would prevent heat transmission and heat diffusion effectively.

Other propagation phenomena, such as diffusion, transmission and diffraction tend to enrich the sense of presence in "virtual walkthrough" scenarios, especially in densely occluded environments.

It has been proposed that the spreading of the pain is due to the electric transmission or paracrine diffusion of chemical mediators.

When released within the CNS, neuropeptides might act as "local hormones" via volume transmission (signal substance diffusion in a three-dimensional fashion within the extracellular space also termed paracrine signaling), or as co-transmitters that act at or nearby synapses.

The evidence suggests that cultural variation is affected by strong biased transmission, and limited diffusion.

9 The viral infection theory has been taken into account for the ease of transmission and the diffusion of the potential infectious agents.