In applied settings, they have been exploited to manage agricultural systems, for example, where adding species diversity to fields, through intercrops, hedgerows, or acceptable levels of weed growth, can reduce damage from crop specialist pests (e.g, Root 1973; Andow 1991).
The springs at Buxton and Ashbourne are exploited to produce bottled mineral water, and many of the plantations are managed for timber.
Average linkage is exploited to join clusters.
This is exploited to assign miRNA regulators.
Millions of people in England and Wales are living under "quasi-feudal" leasehold laws which allow them to be exploited by unscrupulous managing agents charging £2.5bn a year, according to a report by the thinktank CentreForum which calls for sweeping reform of the sector.
Such habitats provide eutrophication locations which can be exploited or managed for cultivating feedstocks for biofuel production.
Back then, many of the locals in this part of central Kenya would have protected the poachers, seeing elephants and their tusks as a resource to be exploited by those who managed to kill them.
Information about the tracking scenario can also be exploited toward detecting and managing occlusions as done in [18] by modeling the occluding elements, such as furniture, in a training phase before tracking.
First, they provide limited information to be exploited at run-time for early detecting and managing situations that most probably will lead to failures.
Yesterday's margin of victory should have been more emphatic but their known limitations, exposed by Algeria to a greater degree than Slovenia could manage, have yet to be exploited by a top side.
