If the debate between land sharing and land sparing were framed in these terms – that is, in terms of countryside biogeography – then the question would not be whether to share land or spare land, but where to share and where to spare, to maintain the habitability and permeability of the agricultural matrix.
Instead, we should come together and find common ground, based on our shared mission to spare a generation from the scourge of this disease.
The Howard House room Reneka and Quadidra Taylor shared was small and spare, with a desk, dresser and bed for each girl and a shared computer.
But the pit area was similar to those of First competitions: teams freely shared tools, spare parts and advice.
The term, meaning, literally, "monochrome painting," appeared in the mid-nineteen-seventies to describe work that shared a spare palette and an innovative approach to process, which differed from artist to artist.
We extend the terminologies in the 1+1 and 1 1 link protection for the backup path protection: using ":" to indicate backup paths with shared spare capacity; and using "+" to indicate backup paths with dedicated capacity.
He and Mr. Ceglic lived in Manhattan and in East Hampton, N.Y., where they shared a spare, industrial-looking house that Mr. Ceglic helped design and furnish.
He happily shared a spare Glock that he had with the man and together they drove off to find the assailants and bring them to justice". Then the Pharisees went and took counsel on how to entangle Jesus in his talk.
The spare provision matrix (SPM) method aggregates per-flow based information and computes the shared spare capacity for dual link failures.
Like with Airbnb's original ethos -- where locals shared their spare bedroom with travelers -- Trips allowed locals a new way to make cash by hosting experiences like a hike through San Francisco or surf lessons in San Diego.
