"The number of prosecutions is not a function of resources, effort, commitment or courage," Mr. Bharara said last year, speaking to a group of reporters.
With an increasingly context-specific data set, considerable studies can be done relative to investigating efficiencies and performance improvement as a function of resources.
This is largely a function of resource constraints, but also risk aversion, and a willingness to take the course of least resistance," he said.
The performance of the network is a function of resource assignment and resource allocation.
These questions relate to whether space use by subordinate carnivores is a function of resource distribution and shifts in resource availability or fine scale movement associations with sympatric top predators that dominate them.
Doulamis et al. [21], for example, discuss the fair sharing of CPU rates and allocate resources to users as a function of resource availabilities, user demands, and socio-economic values.
In these cases, the traditional statistical inference approach, which models movement data as a function of resource abundance at each spatial location of an animal's range, fails.
For these species, grouping in open habitats is more a function of resource requirements than a response to higher perceived predation risk from wolves, Canis lupus [2], [ but see 8], [36].
Fitness landscapes for both bacteria and phage are highly dynamic, changing as a function of resource levels and the biotic environment.
Contrary to results from experiments with bacteria [ 13] and digital evolution [ 26], which both found unimodal distributions of diversity as a function of resource influx, here the number of types does not decrease even for very low influx (see Discussion).
A Monod-form uptake-limited growth model is used whereby population growth is determined as a function of resource concentration, maximum uptake rate γ, half-saturation constant K, and a genetically encoded scaling factor δ i.
