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I propose that explicit consideration of the following concepts from CAS should make the design of IBMs less ad hoc and more likely to produce models of value for basic and applied ecology: (1) Emergence: what behaviors and population dynamics should emerge from the model's mechanistic representation of key processes vs. being imposed on the model as empirical relations?

Based on the monitoring data obtained and the observation performed during the tests, the deformation and failure sequence of the dam model can be separated into four time-sequential periods: 1) Emergence of seepage water and front wetting.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Emergence of different spp./strains of Trichogramma after their pupal stage storage on Corcyra cephalonica eggs at 10 °C (L D 8 16, RH 70±10%0%).

1 Emergence agitation can suddenly become dangerous and have serious consequences, such as self-extubation, accidental removal of catheters and injury.

Within-host models have focused on: 1) emergence of antibiotic resistance (7), 2) microbial fitness and selection for antibiotic-resistant strains compared with antibiotic-sensitive strains (8, 9), and 3) antibiotic tolerance (10).

For wheat, R2 values remained relatively constant (stem elongation: 0.53 (RMSE = 2.9), inflorescence emergence: 0.59 (RMSE = 3.9), and milk ripening: 0.59, RMSE = 3.8).

The late 60s emergence of Mahon, Heaney and Longley as major new voices is popularly seen as a remarkable eruption of creativity that somehow broke out of the rubble of a collapsing civil society.

Figure 3 Emergence of novel ecosystems.

3) Emergence and development of cracks on the dam crest.

Figure 2 Emergence of a coherent structure from underwater acoustic noise.

Fig. 5 Emergence of nonequilbrium dynamics in a hybrid atom-ion trap.