We present two complementary frameworks for understanding this so-called "energy paradox" or "energy-efficiency gap". First, we build on the previous literature by dividing potential explanations for the energy-efficiency gap into three categories: market failures, behavioral anomalies, and model and measurement errors.
A dual perspective is needed, grounded in the principles of industrial ecology and agroecology as complementary frameworks for exploring how to switch the net effects of animal production from stress to benefits (Janzen, 2011).
Soft computing research is concerned with the integration of artificial intelligent tools (neural networks, fuzzy technology, evolutionary algorithms, …) in a complementary hybrid framework for solving real world problems.
Certainly, our advocacy of the STOL as a framework for evolutionary studies should not be taken as an attempt to invalidate promising complementary frameworks such as various kinds of evolutionary networks [ 121, 122].
We survey the relevant literature on this "energy-efficiency gap" by presenting two complementary frameworks.
Two complementary frameworks were used to inform the PEAK program's approach to facilitating KT.
Social-ecological systems, impact evaluation, and common-pool resource governance are three complementary scientific frameworks for documenting and explaining the ecological and social impacts of conservation interventions.
This demonstrates that logical modeling and the Petri net formalism offer complementary modeling frameworks for the analysis of complex signal transduction networks.
Ultimately, the success of a model library depends on a sufficient set of quality components with complementary functionalities, a framework for quality control, and support of the environmental modelling community.
These methods provide a nice probabilistic framework for incorporating complementary information to deal with the uncertainties in T-F assignment.
