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This paper addresses the question of the organization of memory processes within the medial temporal lobe. Evidence obtained in patients with late-onset amnesia resulting from medial temporal pathology has given rise to two opposing interpretations of the e¡ects of such damage on long

Cartilage is a complex tissue whose extracellular matrix (ECM) mainly consists of charged proteoglycan (PG) assemblies imbedded in a fibrous collagen network. The biochemistry of cartilage ECM has been extensively studied in the last couple of decades. However, the physical-chemical interactions that govern the equilibrium morphology and dynamics of the PG assemblies remain poorly understood. The major PG of cartilage is aggrecan. Its primary role is to provide the osmotic properties necessary for cartilage to resist compressive loading. The aggrecan monomer exhibits a bottlebrush structure, consisting of an extended protein core to which many chondroitin sulfate and keratan sulfate (linear sulfated polysaccharides) chains are attached. In the presence

In this paper, we propose to organize the aspects of a specific product into a hierarchy by simultaneously taking advantages of domain structure knowledge as well as consumer reviews. Based on the derived hierarchy, we generate a hierarchical organization of the consumer reviews based on various

Advances in materials synthesis bring about many opportunities for technological applica-tions, but are often accompanied by unprecedented complexity. This is clearly illustrated by the case of hierarchically organized zeolite catalysts, a class of crystalline microporous solids that has been

that aggregating personality raits into their underlying personality factors could result in decreased predictive accuracy due to the loss of trait-specific but criterion-valid variance. There is some intuitive appeal to the conceptualization that variables of personality are organized hierarchically, arranged

individual projects is “soft ” and cannot be credibly transmitted. Moreover, holding fixed firm size, soft information also favors flatter organizations with fewer layers of management. In contrast, large hierarchical firms with multiple layers of management are at a comparative advantage when information

Abstract: Power in hierarchical organizations can be investigated in different ways This paper focuses on the study of a priori voting power in such organizations. It is shown that every ‘restricted ’ game with a permission structure can be represented as a compound game. Furthermore, it is pointed

of gene function to identify unknown genes of similar function from expression data. SVMs avoid several problems associated with unsupervised clustering methods, such as hierarchical clustering and self-organizing maps. SVMs have many mathematical features that make them attractive for gene expression