This study lays the foundation for that goal by documenting fruit production and availability, variation in use by wildlife, and how these factors vary by plant species, habitat, and season.
Since MBC is a useful measure of C availability, variation in it can point to differences in denitrification among ecosystems [30].
Energy availability variations with location, time, or environmental conditions make resource allocation in such systems very challenging.
An approach is required that adapts service overlays to demand and resource availability variations without the intervention of service operators.
To realize such a system for parallel computing, various issues such as connectivity, architecture and operating system heterogeneities, timeliness issues, load fluctuations on machines, machine availability variations and failures in workstations and network connectivities need to be handled.
As stated in [18], the time-varying nature of PU activity causes channel availability variations at SUs and, thus, triggers frequent network reconfigurations that entail service disruptions, quality of service and experience reduction, lost transmission opportunities, and spectrum under-utilization as well as packet losses.
Precise dates for the sediments at these archaeological sites are important for several lines of multidisciplinary inquiry, including the role of Middle-Late Pleistocene climate on landscape change and water availability, variations in material culture and the adaptations in populations of anatomically modern humans (AMH) in the Sahara.
The proposed model considers actual operation constraints due to biomass availability, weather variation, and restriction of the thermal plant.
Where there was full availability, the variation was accounted for by the differential uptake of the services by the women.
Increases in available nutrients may make trade-offs less pronounced assuming that an increase in nutrient availability decreases variation across individuals in resource acquisition.
A small, phylogenetically varied subset of bacteria, grouped by fast or slow growth rates in response to nutrient availability, demonstrated variation in a measurable property of ribosomal activity termed translational power by Dethlefsen and Schmidt [ 12].
