As a result, we also devise second technique that collects traces with frame aggregation turned off, permitting a larger number of rates to be sampled within the same period of time.
To highlight the packet aggregation trade-off between realtime and non-realtime traffics, we apply the packet arrival rate of 1/100 for realtime traffic and 1/300 for non-realtime traffic.
Mutations and off-pathway aggregation of proteins.
While residing in the East Atlantic these fish displayed aggregations off the Atlantic coast of the Iberian Peninsula (IBP), the Azores, Ireland and remote offshore locations over the Mid-Atlantic Ridge (Figure 5a d).
In Chile, the Cetacean Conservation Center, with support from the Chilean Navy, is undertaking extensive research and conservation work on a recently discovered feeding aggregation of the species off the coast of Chiloe Island in the Gulf of Corcovado(Chiloé National Park), where 326 blue whales were spotted in 2007.
Our results suggest such a dispersal-aggregation trade-off may exist among different cell lines within a species of single celled ciliates, Tetrahymena thermophila.
We detected a dispersal-aggregation trade-off consistent with basic theory in analyses including within-strain variation, but this relationship disappeared in analyses focused only on among strain variation suggesting the relationship is weak or due to non-genetic effects.
Thus kin-recognition in this species facilitates the evolution of dispersal among cooperators and could contribute to a reduction in the strength of a dispersal-aggregation trade-off that we found.
The process is founded on a pragmatically minded aggregation of judgments, and the lower-cut-off point is entirely subjective.
But something has changed in Washington in the past decade or so, something that has taken the issue that Woodrow Wilson called "these vast aggregations of capital" off the country's political agenda, even as it lives on in courtroom arguments about the legality of Microsoft's strategies to dominate the electronic ether.
