Take Your PIC

Take Your Pic: Motoneuronal Persistent Inward Currents May Be Somatic as Well as Dendritic

Take Your Marks

4 SUMMER/FALL 1999 T’S A RACE with no starting point, no fixed course, and really no rules at all: walk, run, ride, do anything you want. Form a team, as big as you like. Build any sort of machine you wish with whatever money you can get your hands on. Just get to the finish line first. That finish line isn’t a particular place but a new understanding of a symmetry (or rather, an almost symmetr...

Take Command of Your Constraints!

Constraint automata (CA) are a coordination model based on finite automata on infinite words. Although originally introduced for compositional modeling of coordinators, an interesting new application of CA is actually implementing coordinators (i.e., compiling CA to executable code). Such an approach guarantees correctness-by-construction and can even yield code that outperforms hand-crafted co...

Take Your Time, Take Your Space: Civil Peace, Spatial Proximity and State Capacity

Recent works have highlighted that civil wars can have transnational dimensions and diffuse through spatial patterns. Other authors have investigated the relationship between polities and civil peace. The aim of this paper is to study whether the study of civil peace can be linked with state capacity and its interactions with spatial and temporal dynamics. Though some authors have suggested tha...

Membrane transport: Take your fusion partners

Recent studies of how vesicles are targeted to fuse with specific membranes inside cells highlight a role for extended coiled-coil proteins in tethering partner membranes prior to formation of the 'SNARE complex' that mediates the fusion reaction. The tethering protein is recruited to membranes by a Rab family GTPase