At a detailed scale, floristic, vegetational and structural aspects of the dune plant communities are analyzed along the main environmental gradient by measuring: spatial connectivity and richness of boundaries, species diversity, eveness and chorological index.
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But even with this easy-to-grasp ordering the impression is one of irrepressible, boundary-crossing diversity and invention, of visual motifs borrowed, exchanged, adapted, transformed.
In the intermediate range of competitiveness (0.3< alpha < 0.6) (the exact boundaries depending on diversity), leadership dyads (201) begin to dominate, as is shown in Fig. 3.
Conceptually, a virtual market of cloud resources not limited by technological boundaries would offer diversity in terms of (but not limited to) pricing, availability, and a choice of different geographical locations to use for hosting.
Clues for the existence of a fourth new subgenus indicate that the boundaries of chlorovirus diversity are not completely determined.
Distinguishing between climatic and geological effects requires information on phylogeny and species boundaries in a diversity of taxa [ 8, 9, 16- 19].
Fostering group processes : 1) social support, looking at group composition (size, [cultural] diversity, boundaries, phase) and group structure (roles, norms, social support, and cohesion) [ 13, 63 ], 2) role of the exercise trainer [ 17, 62, 64 ], and 3) learning achievements [ 40, 43 ].
This means the boundary of the diversity regime increases faster than linear (as a function of N to keep consensus in a twice as large system one would need to communicate 2.6 times more.
Igneous rocks associated with convergent plate boundaries have the greatest diversity.
