While biological automation might accommodate reduced resource inputs/effort into forest management operations, options for biological automation in mixed species management have largely remained unexplored.
Berger hypothesizes that the Palauans underwent a process known from other animals called island dwarfing, in which species isolated on small islands in time evolve a diminutive size in order to accommodate reduced resources.
In addition, clinics should be given license to adjust patient flow and documentation in order to accommodate reduced staff numbers, and in some cases, increased patient numbers.
New tissues are formed at planarian wound sites in a process called blastema formation, and pre-existing tissues are reorganized after amputation to accommodate reduced animal size and further generate missing tissues (Morgan, 1901; Reddien and Sánchez Alvarado, 2004).
A standard 0.35 micrometer CMOS technology has been extended for 100 V Power IC applications by accommodating reduced surface field (RESURF) LDMOSFET device with p-well block region or extended poly-overlap region for suppression of the drain wrapping potential.
Then decide: will you accommodate or reduce the variability?
Consider these strategies to accommodate or reduce customer variability without trading off efficiency or the quality of customers' experience.
The active sites can accommodate and reduce a wide variety of molecules including quinones, nitro-compounds and iron (III) ions [28 32].
Farmer and Weston, (2002) propose a conceptual model for RCB based on the following six principles: RCB should influence all levels in a 'whole system' approach, accommodate diversity, reduce barriers, enable collaboration, provide feedback and mentoring, and facilitate a networking process.
Any plot design should accommodate for reducing the error of including or not including a tree in the plot and the effects that slopes may have on AGB measurements.
Should companies accommodate variability or reduce it?
