that control ion channel function: activation, which controls the rate and. voltage dependence of the permeability increase following depolarization, and. inactivation, which controls the rate and voltage dependence of the subsequent. return of the ion permeability to the resting level during a maintained depoÂ­.
Key Sociological Terms. Some of the key terms and ideas that are fundamental to the field of sociology; a selection of terms curated from our site glossary. 1  Acculturation. 2  Agency. 3  Alienation. 4  Anomie. 5  Backstage and Frontstage.6  Base and Superstructure. 7  Capital. 8  Capitalism.ome of the key terms and ideas that are fundamental to the field of sociology; a selection of terms curated from our site glossary. 1  Acculturation. 2  Agency. 3  Alienation. 4  Anomie. 5  Backstage and Frontstage. 6  Base and Superstructure.
Open Education Sociology Dictionary. (noun) Large-scale sociological analysis of long-term social processes such as institutions, social structures, social systems, and whole societies. Example: Studying social revolutions such as in Theda Skocpolâs (1947) States and Social Revolutions: A Comparative Analysis of France, Russia, and China (1979). Macrosociology is the âbig pictureâ view of sociology.