10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SELECTIVE SYNCHRONISATION»
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2.8, and later in Chap. 9, in PBC it is desirable to be able to say precisely which
action names are being used for synchronisation. An obvious refinement of the
CCS composition operator would be to allow selective synchronisation, as in
TCSP ...
Eike Best, Raymond Devillers, Maciej Koutny, 2001
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The Biology of the Cell Cycle
... 125; synchronised thymidine-requiring, 36 length of cells: determination of
position in cell cycle from, 17; effects of selection and induction synchrony on
distribution of, in Schizosaccharomyces, 31 lethal agents, selective :
synchronisation by ...
3
Computational Models of the Auditory System
This suggests that selective attention could be achieved by selective
synchronisation of neural oscillators, an idea that has also been developed by
Baird (1997) and Wrigley and Brown (2004). Baird's model is motivated by a
psychophysical ...
Ray Meddis, Enrique Lopez-Poveda, Richard R. Fay, 2010
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Visual Perception: Physiology, Psychology, and Ecology
... linking cortical colunms with a common orientation preference that may
mediate these interactions (Gilbert, 1995), and the process of linking may well be
associated with the selective synchronisation of cells across the cortex,
discussed in ...
Vicki Bruce, Patrick R. Green, Mark A. Georgeson, 1996
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International Conference on Secure Communication Systems: ...
The combination of pseudo-random timing and pseudo-random appearance of
synchronisation updates makes selective synchronisation jamming extremely
difficult. System V implementations have rather different applications. Because
the ...
6
Probleme der Neuropharmakologie: Symposion der ...
This selective synchronisation was associated with the desynchronized curves in
all the remaining leads. Simultanously in cat behaviour there were revealed the
signs of tranquilisation. After 35 min from injection gradually increasing ...
Pharmakologische Gesellschaft der DDR, J. Schmidt, Claus Pfister, 1969
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Advanced software, control, and communications systems for ...
We did not have the budget to buy a turnkey distributed database system, so we
had to come up with something that would work across the two sites' security
walls and provide intelligent selective synchronisation. Our first attempt at this
was ...
Hilton Lewis, Gianni Raffi, Society of Photo-optical Instrumentation Engineers, 2004
8
Unifying Theories of Programming
... P\\\Q P interleave Q 8.1 PWacpQ P in parallel with Q, with selective
synchronisation 8.1 QeP process P without events in E (encapsulation) CSP (
Communicating Sequential Processes) 8.2 SKIP the process which does nothing
but terminate ...
Charles Antony Richard Hoare, He Jifeng, 1998
It is too early to draw firm conclusions on the exploitability of induced cell
synchrony in the therapy of human tumours but bearing in mind the need to
achieve selective synchronisation of tumour or normal host cells, the prospects at
the present ...
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Animal Cell Biotechnology
Entrapment of animal cells for the production of biomolecules such as
monoclonal antibodies. Dev. Biol. Stand. 55, 155-162. 48. Shall, S. (1973).
Selective synchronisation by velocity sedimentation separation of mouse
fibroblast cells grown in ...
Raymond Spier, J. B. Griffiths, 1985
