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Boolean network has been widely used in modeling biological systems and one of the key problems is its stability in response to small perturbations. Based on the hypothesis that the states of all nodes are homogenously updated, great progress has been made in previous works. In real biological networks, however, the updates of genes typically show much heterogeneity. To address such conditions, we...