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We combined and extended both concepts to develop a tool for the comprehensive analysis of the full spatio-temporal behavior of solute leaching.
Herein, we were inspired by these concepts to develop a general approach and concepts of genosoils and phenosoils for distinguishing the soil changes within soil mapping units as affected by human activities.
They opposed capitalism, colonialism, and all authoritarian relationships, utilizing spatial concepts to develop a theory of radical social ecology and decentralist forms of socio-spatial organization that support federations and new cooperative ways of living.
The third project involved the application of precalculus and calculus concepts to develop a model of sustainable yield for two valuable resources in an Amazonian forest.
In Gl, Frege then moves from this realization, in which statements of numbers are analyzed as predicating second-level numerical concepts of first-level concepts, to develop an account of the cardinal and natural numbers as 'self-subsistent' objects.
This study applied the cyber-physical system concept to develop a smart flood information system, called Dayu Smart Water System.
Recently, National Renewable Energy Laboratory scientists proposed a novel concept to develop a model fungal cellulase producer Trichoderma reesei as the fungal CBP platform for economic lignocellulosic biofuel production.
The objectives of this paper are to describe the rationale for using grid architecture for public health, to describe candidate use cases, and to report on the initial process underway in Utah to develop a series of prototypes that could be used as proof of concept to develop a novel public health information network based on grid architecture.
The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), in collaboration with the Colorado Water Conservation Board, conducted a proof-of-concept to develop an alternative method for computing under-ice discharge using hydroacoustics and the Probability Concept.
The steps involved in the concept analysis were as follows: (1) The analysis of 'social capital' was conducted to clarify the meaning of the concept, to develop an operational definition and to distinguish the relevance of the concept in vulnerable urban contexts.
The purpose of this study is to further the conceptualization of sustainability with these concepts and to develop a measurement instrument, as can be seen in Figure 1.
