An ecological niche defined in two environmental dimensions (for simplicity of illustration) is shown in the lower left panel gray points represent the broader "background" of environments, while the red rectangle indicates the hypothetical niche (termed A; E. Saupe et al., in preparation).
Some of such requirements are: the need to deliver timely notifications on a particular context change, the possibility to deploy an application into the background of an environment, the incorporation of generic services into compositions for which the actual service to be used is unknown, and the possibility to involve an user's choice on runtime into the application flow.
These phenomena may be extensions of the basic human response to the soft blue, green, and brown backgrounds of the environment as opposed to sharply contrasting warning colorations found on many dangerous organisms.
These protein measurements were carried out in both BMDMs (induced from BM by CSF-1) and conventional myeloid dendritic cells (cDC) (induced from BM by GM-CSF) to examine potential differences in hBD3 effect between cells with different backgrounds of cytokine/chemokine environment.
The distribution map of artifacts, especially when studied against the background of the natural environment, is a key method of archaeological study.
But older musicians preserve the brain functions, the central auditory processing skills that can help you understand speech against the background of a noisy environment.
From this primitive stock mammals have radiated into a wide spectrum of adaptive modes against the background of the diverse environment of the Cenozoic Era (the last 65.5 million years).
"The contracts were entered into at a time when we were expecting revenue growth, the accountants looked at what we paid for this against the background of the trading environment, and obviously that has deteriorated," said Grade.
