We consider a set of N entities, be they commercial brands, players in a multiplayer game, servers in a decentralized pool of computers, or generally any type of resources that we may want to group together.
Other significant differences were: 75% of the patients aged more than 60 years used any type of resources vs. 50% of the younger ones (P = 0.0129), 35.4% of the patients aged 70 years or more and 50% of those in H&Y stage IV had at least a GP visit vs. 18.5% of younger patients (P = 0.0471) and 20.6% in those in lower stages (P = 0.0191).
A future direction could be to generalize the lifecycle management to any type of resource, through combining autonomic, virtualization, software-controlled, service- and information-centric approaches.
In 1999, the Ecuadorean government designated 1.8 million acres of the Park as a "No Go Zone," prohibiting any type of resource extraction in perpetuity.
Learning Objects (LOs) are a common format for developing and sharing educational content and they have been defined by Wiley (2002) as: "any type of digital resource that can be reused to support learning".
This alternative way of characterizing digital resources is referred to as "social tagging" and it is defined as the process of adding keywords, also known as tags, to any type of digital resource by the users rather than the creators of the resources (Hammond et al., 2005; Heymann et al., 2008).
So, PledgeCents allows any K-12 school with funding needs (so, every school in America) to raise funding — for any type of project, resource or program.
"Social capital" can be considered a type of resource that emerges from socially cohesive groups that facilitates collective action.
The first three models mentioned can be used for any type of renewable energy resources.
Cultural capital includes any type of useful cultural resource such as knowledge, skills, or behaviors that reside within the individual, or in the form of objects or institutions to which the individual has access.
It is quickly evident that groups of VMs can be engineered to cause any particular type of resource inadequacy.
