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Although both sensing (Cholodny-Went theory and tensegrity model) and signal transduction (role of auxin in the root bending) in the gravitropic response are well and comprehensively described in the literature, little is known about the grey area of signal transmission, the series of events comprised between sensing and bending.
We need to build an intentional, human-centered culture and approach burnout and well-being comprehensively — aligning them with other organizational priorities.
Nobody has ever shot New York as well, or as comprehensively, as Woody Allen, and it's unlikely anyone has ever set so many films there.
They call on him "to support a broad approach to solving the problem," which in some sense he already has, and to send "a strong signal of support" for "approaching these negotiations comprehensively". Well, sure.
Through the integration of a geographic information system (GIS) module, specially designed evolutionary computation, and collision prevention regulations (COLREGS) knowledge as well as by comprehensively considering overall navigation situations, this system conducted obstacle avoidance processing and selection of a route.
For someone so well known, so comprehensively identified with a tremendous cinematic era, Stamp's output is notable for its idiosyncrasy, its seeming lack of direction and random switchback nature; it certainly has none of the strategic populist cunning of Caine's.
Phytotoxicity induced by Cd has been well established and comprehensively studied (Wahid et al. 2009).
The multi-channel exposed terminal problem is another critical issue in the distributed CWNs, but has been neither well understood nor comprehensively studied [40].
Transcriptome of the B race B. braunii Showa was well assembled and comprehensively annotated [ 21].
