Sustainable stormwater management is an alternative to the traditional piped approach; it promotes onsite collection and conveyance of stormwater from roofs, parking lots, streets and other surfaces to infiltrate into the ground and collect and reuse when possible.
However, it fails to scale to different settings (in terms of the type of crisis and socio-geographic setting)—since the classifier generated by the ML algorithm is tightly coupled with the data being used and cannot be reused when the setting is changed.
The value of this preparation scales as enrollment increases, and the rubrics and scripts can be reused when you teach the course again.
"It needs a company like Amazon, with great big sheds and an online network," says Baker-Brown, describing a future where all materials in new buildings will be tagged, so you know exactly what's in them and how it can be reused when they come to be demolished.
This idea is related to a proposal of Hanson and Rose that natural selection favors the use of the minimal number of acidic and basic residues in active sites, so that such residues tend to be reused when mechanistically reasonable (Hanson and Rose, 1975).
The Network Builder and its related tools are very useful for prototyping small nets, and then exporting hoc code that can be mined for templates and other code that can be reused when you are ready to write a network model specification entirely in hoc.
Using this classification, static holes are filled only once in the entire view synthesis process and are placed in the sprite to be reused when needed.
For example, a library of formal statements and proven results in floating-point division can be reused when proving other results of floating-point algorithms for square roots or transcendental functions.
