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Such flows are inherently nonlinear and therefore subject to instabilities that may trigger transitions to intricate spatio-temporal behaviour.

All of the events that trigger transitions originate from the host.

Their inputs correspond to the events that trigger transitions between the states in the dynamics (e.g., overload for self-sizing and maximum CPU frequency reached for Dvfs).

For example, when a system has this state configuration: (Talk.Idle, Call.Idle, …), and the user makes a call from Call.Idle (4), one may think that the resulting Ring event would be broadcast internally and trigger transitions in orthogonal states, like Talk.Idle (5a or 5c).

However, it also illustrates that amplification of noise in the expression of all 6 genes is sufficient to trigger transitions to the pluripotent state, albeit less efficiently than by targeted amplification of OCT4 and SOX2 noise (compare Figs. 6a b).

Further, we calculated the percentage of RDs that can trigger transitions between all calculated attractors.

It is of great clinical importance to understand the molecular mechanisms that trigger transition from compensated LV injury to HF and to identify relevant diagnostic biomarkers.

Her combination of sophistication and sincerity, flexibility and secure core, is perfect for this repertory; she is able to capture Poulenc's hair-trigger transitions from fullness to floating.

In this section, we examine the behavior of a cell initially in a differentiated state to removal of differentiation stimulus, and investigate a role for stochasticity in triggering transitions from a differentiated state to the pluripotent state.

It explores what has triggered transitions and how adaptation by agents has played an important role in driving change.

Subsequent heating triggers transition from mesomorphic to monoclinic structure, and melting of unstable nodules.