Sentences with phrase «type of feedback mechanism»

However, firms or sole proprietors who have established this type of feedback mechanism will be considered favorably.

But it is a new type of feedback mechanism for Earth, one that could have helped the planet maintain its carbon thermostat prior to human interference.

Not exact matches

Are you using marketing automation tools, or other feedback mechanisms, to gauge how customers and prospects respond to different types of content or messaging?

This type of mutual relationship, where two substances inhibit each other is called feedback control and is a common mechanism found in various processes, such as shaping of the body and the circadian clock.

The researchers predicted that the TRPC5 mechanism might play a similar role in other types of progressive kidney disease — even if, in those cases, the damaging feedback loop was kickstarted from chronic disorders such as high blood pressure, rather than a specific genetic mutation.

Current working model of effector activation and feedback mechanisms in type I interferon signaling.

Being a green, enviro conscious type, I believe this is generally true, but my fear is that the recessionary feedback mechanism is so long, convoluted and abstract, that the average US citizen, when confronted with recessionary conditions, higher fuel and capital costs, can not or will not always act in his best interest, or the best interests of the US.

Now we have a couple of mechanisms that seem realistic for several specific types of changes such as the cloud height feedback, and we have some observational confirmation of a general latitudinal pattern of feedbacks that many models seem to get, more so than was the case a decade ago.

With this you then made your transition through to your final concept as follows, «And to return to the title of the post, I think that the debate should not be about feedback at all, it should be a debate about the types and the effects of the various natural homeostatic mechanisms.»

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