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We investigated plant pollinator interactions in urban vegetation communities in the context of local community structure and two landscape metrics describing the surrounding urban matrix.

This paper presents the e-ScienceNet, an architecture to creation of scientific communities in the context of semantic e-Science, facilitating the creation and sharing of scientific data and services.

Designed for students who are preparing to conduct research abroad for theses, product design project, or development ventures, this course creates a space to learn about and practice a set of key research skills particularly applicable to conducting research involving people and communities in the context of development.

Eventually, this information will provide a basis for strengthening linkages between upstream and downstream communities in the context of sustainable management.

Such a trust fund approach equally could be used to receive and manage payments made to communities in the context of co-management projects, e.g. for wildlife conservation initiatives, profits from community ecotourism ventures, etc.

Thus, improving cell edge throughput becomes imperative in such frequency-selective CCI environments, and that is why interference mitigation techniques have received wide spread attention among research communities in the context of next generation cellular standards.

"Suddenly students see he is part of a broader community, and they have a much better understanding of that community in the context of the rest of the world," Ms. Laub said.

This landscape imagery and the memories it evokes have allowed for the creation of religious community in the context of the hardships, contestations and dispossessions of apartheid rule, and more recently in the uncertainties of the post-apartheid era.

What is interesting about the Scratch Online Community in the context of broader conversations about social media and political mobilization is the very young age of the Scratch population: primarily ages 8 16.

Whether a successful engagement campaign will prove sufficient to overcome the negative bias of the corporate governance community in the context of an activist campaign is the sixty-four dollar question.

This work fills specific gaps in the literature, to include DC's role in the writing of CRA and HMDA, qualitative evidence of the effects of redlining, the use of interstate banking laws for reinvestment, and class issues within the African American community in the context of reinvestment.