In highly dynamic landscapes, animals are unlikely to have complete knowledge about the distribution of the resources, which makes them unable to forage on the patches that enable them to maximise their net energy intake.
While the former is straightforward to estimate, the latter requires a complete knowledge of the distribution of the species and the application of GIS tools, so it could be more difficult to incorporate in management practice.
The drawback of the OD is that it requires complete knowledge of the signal distribution (through the matrix C s ) and it is thus impractical for the problem under investigation.
Even if the event history matrix A is completely known, the question remains as to whether π is identifiable, i.e. does complete knowledge of the probability distribution of the data, q, allow for reconstruction of the parameter π?
However, in bounding the performance of a network, it is commonly assumed [1-5] thetransmittersitters and the receivers have complete knowledge of the source arrival distribution (or the probability distribution of the number of packets arriving per unit time), which is then used in the design of optimal transmission methods.
A complete knowledge of the presence and distribution of RND proteins in Burkholderia species was obtained and an evolutionary model was depicted.
Note that their elimination is not justified, provided that the objective of box diagrams is to give a complete knowledge of the shape of the data distribution.
In principle, a full probabilistic assessment requires a complete knowledge of the relevant failure models and the distributions for each of the input quantities.
The three-phase state estimation algorithms developed for distribution systems (DS) are based on traditional approaches, requiring components modeling and the complete knowledge of grid parameters.
Complete knowledge is just within our grasp.
There is more complete knowledge for the later Middle Ages.
